The previous attempts to reignite the Charlie’s Angels franchise were not as sustainable and even the relative stability of network T.V. could not help the Angels find a permanent home. But with an increasing demand for women-led action, there was only so long that three … Continue reading Charlie’s Angels (2019)
Humanity’s fascination with the stars, and existential dread about our existence, has provided ample fuel for imaginations the world over for extra-terrestrial life. The discussion over their actual existence has led to resistance, real or imagined. One such example noted for their black suits was … Continue reading Men in Black: International (2019)
With a constantly ageing population, there is always going to be a fresh supply of movie goers, those who may not be familiar with the classics but also intimidated by their age, with some believing that they might not hold up. It is here where … Continue reading Macabre Month 3 Part VII: Pet Sematary (2019)
Since its fevered inception by James Cameron in the 80s, The Terminator has stalked its way into popular culture for many decades, with a plethora of contradicting sequels many of those hemmed by fresh faces to the franchise, eager to make their inspirational mark. In … Continue reading Terminator: Dark Fate (2019)
The royal family is one of the U.K.’s biggest draws, from its ancient traditions to its modern-day fascinations, It is a contemporary tale of Kings and Queens that the whole world practically loves, even the queen’s beloved pets have become household names themselves. In 2019, … Continue reading The Queen’s Corgi (2019)
The world of comic books has had its pantheon of recognisable household names, one of them is Mike Mignola. The creations of Mike Mignola have had tremendous success as animated movies, graphic novels and even as feature-length films, yet it had been some time since … Continue reading To Hell and Back Part XIV: Hellboy (2019)
The origins of superheroes usually follow the same outline, a child grows up, gets powers, uses that powers for good. That’s the best-case scenario for us humans, an invaluable trump card against crime… but is it the way it would have played out? In 2019, … Continue reading Brightburn (2019)
Everything needs a sequel, or at least that’s how it seems nowadays. Even in some cases, stand-alone films holding off elements of their story exclusively for the sequel. Mainly why 2017 hit Happy Death Day doesn’t explain the origin of its main characters predicament. But … Continue reading Deadly Intuition Part 6 – Happy Death Day 2 U (2019)
It’s surprising how many epic multi instalment stories weren’t planned as such in the beginning. Usually coming to fruition when the original story ignited the imagination of the public, or become so profitable that expansion is needed. In 2001, the film Unbreakable didn’t do too … Continue reading Glass (2019)
We have been in the grips of a reboot frenzy recently, with everything beloved, forgotten, new and old getting a second, third, or fourth chance at entertaining the public. Even if previous attempts didn’t yield the results the franchise holders wanted. In 2019, Netflix dusted … Continue reading Shaft (2019)
