Dave Almeida (ThatWilyOtter)

Being a huge fan of classic horror films, this series really appealed to me. Even though it's "Based on Actual Events", it's very funny and heartwarming at the same time. The writing is sharp, the actors really flesh out their characters, and there are some really hilarious moments that had me coughing with laughter! I have seen the Spanish version of the 1931 Dracula and in many ways I prefer it to Lugosi's Dracula. Seeing the struggles that the actors had to endure due to their tiny budget and drama on set it really makes me appreciate it even more! The love story between producer Paul Kohner and actress Lupita Tovar is lovely and warmed my heart. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

Fantastic! It’s as if a MY BLOODY VALENTINE walked onto the set of a Lifetime romantic movie! Never a dull moment!

A brutal film to watch but well produced. Similar to a story like THE MONKEY’S PAW: Be careful what you wish for because you just might get it.

This movie reminded me of David Lynch’s ERASERHEAD. Some good performances but no cohesion.

I'm a huge fan of spy flicks, especially Matthew Vaughn's Kingsman series, so we went to see this one last weekend and LOVED IT. If you are easily distracted and can't follow a movie, or you are a frequent bathroom visitor, wait for this one to be released on DVD or streaming, because it has multiple twists and turns that will spin you around. It has shades of Bond films, the Kingsman series, and even a little of the Manchurian Candidate. Lots of fun from start to finish, Sam Rockwell was a quirky blast, Bryce Dallas Howard was great as the befuddled espionage writer, and great characters from John Cena, Samuel L. Jackson, Henry Cavill, Bryan Cranston and Catherine O'Hara. Don't miss it!

It wasn’t half as bad as the reviews make it out to be, and I wept at the end.

When I saw the first of MANY commercials of this series, I asked myself "This is a SYFY series; how good could this really be?" Boy, was I WRONG! My wife and I have fallen deeply in love with this series! Everyone, and I mean EVERYONE brings their A-Game to this series. From Alan Tudyk, to Sara Tomko's strong yet vulnerable character that you just want to reach into the screen and hug, to Alice Wetterlund's Darcy who alternately hilarious yet sad, to Elizabeth Bowen's Liv, the underappreciated but highly intuitive deputy, to the HILARIOUS Corey Reynolds as Sheriff Mike Thompson's false bravado and ego and the complicated person inside him. Judah Prehn's Max is smart as a whip and funny, as is his friend Gracelyn Awad Rinke as the smart and sassy Sahar! The rest of the cast is also so amazing in all they do, and this series is funny as hell but also being extremely introspective and touching at the same time. This is especially evident with the mayor and his wife and their tenuous relationship. I described this series as a perfect mix of "Mork & Mindy" with "Northern Exposure" to a friend of mine, and he said this was the perfect description of all the great elements of this series. Even down to the incidental music and "borrowed music" is fantastic! I had never heard the song "Nature Boy by Nat King Cole before that series and now I have it in my mix. They can take "Sharing The Night Together" by Dr Hook in the most chaotic scene possible and make it work! Don't delay, watch it today!

My wife and I watched this last night and really enjoyed it. The dialogue was really well written, with special props to the under the breath ad libs! Very funny! This movie reminded me of a cross between Dwayne Johnson's THE RUN DOWN and ROMANCING THE STONE. Great performances by all, including Brad Pitt and Daniel Radcliffe. A fun popcorn movie with great comedy, action and stunts.

Man, I really didn’t like WAKANDA FOREVER. It was disjointed, distracting and incoherent & incohesive. Case in point: Namor is the only “flesh” colored Talokan/Atlantean because he was born that way, & all the other Talokans are blue…. Except for the other flesh colored Talokans when Shuri visits Talokan (???). Also, Namor’s name means “N’Amor” which means no love & is pronounced “Nah-mor”…. WELL, why does everyone else in the movie pronounce it NAYMORE??? I loved Letitia Wright in the first movie, but she seemed awkward in the lead role. RIRI Williams is super annoying too, and the way that Queen Ramonda disrespects Okoye in the Council is horrible. M’Baku was great and a fantastic presence in the film. They also underused Attuma in this film instead of making him a major villain. Unfortunately, with all the arguing & negativity, this was a very dour, depressing film. There is no joy or happiness here. I did like the way that they paid tribute & honored Chadwick Bozeman in the opening Marvel titles & the end of the film. The only ray of hope & joy was in the post credit scene.

This is a yearly tradition in my house, and we watch the MST3K version, which is by comparison the funniest! Bizarre, and heartwarming at the same time, it is a great popcorn and eggnog movie for the holidays!