Category: Movies
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Fantastic Four
Marvel really needed this one to land. With all the talk of superhero fatigue and Marvel oversaturating the market with mediocrity the last few years, Fantastic Four could have been a cosmic palate cleanser after James Gunn’s Superman swooped in to deliver some redemption for the genre. Instead, Fantastic Four is more the cinematic equivalent…
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Craig Silliphant’s Top 10 Movies of 2024
It’s that time of year, movie lovers! When we begin to enact our New Year’s resolutions and try to get rid of those holiday pounds, I know it’s time to drop my choices for the best (and worst) movies of the previous year. I’ll give you the same disclaimer I have to give each year:…
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The Feedback Society’s Holiday Home Video Release Gift Guide for Movie Lovers!
This holiday season, we’re delighted to present a reel treat for all the movie enthusiasts in your life. From timeless classics to the latest blockbusters, our curated holiday home video gift guide is your ticket to spreading joy through the magic of film. Whether you’re shopping for the ultimate cinephile, the family movie night aficionado,…
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The Venture Bros.: Radiant is the Blood of the Baboon Heart (blu ray review)
The Venture Bros. is ending its run, not with another season, but with a full-length movie. Here’s our blu ray review of the new film! I opened my mail last week and screamed like a teenage girl at a Beatles concert in 1963, because I held in my hands a blu ray copy of The…
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Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is plagued with various issues that drag it down; it’s not terrible, but it’s not very good either. I hoped that Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny would be the swan song for our beloved blockbuster archeologist. They needed redemption after their failure to see him out…
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The Flash
The Flash has been a controversial movie from its star Ezra Miller to its paltry box office take. But is the film itself any good? I was not a fan of the DC Synderverse. There were pieces of it I enjoyed, like Ben Affleck as Batman or Kevin Costner as Jonathan Kent. But I found…
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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
Web slinger Miles Morales and his amazing friends are back in Spider-man: Across the Spider-Verse, which somehow manages to top the first incredible Spider-Verse film. In 2018, Sony and Marvel blew the doors wide open on both Spider-man and animation in general with Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, which was ground-breaking both in terms of storytelling…
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Supercell
The weather-related movie, Supercell is a 2023 film about a young boy who runs away to follow in the footsteps of his storm chasin’ poppa. Natural disaster films are hardly new. The first I remember is Earthquake (1974), but it goes back at least until The Hurricane (1937), or arguably even Steamboat Bill Jr. (1928).…
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Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves
Do you need to be a Dungeons & Dragons fan to enjoy Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves? We roll the dice to find out! Firstly, I should say that I was coming into this film as a relative newbie to the world of Dragons & Dragons and roleplaying as a hobby. I know people…
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Living With Chucky
There are some great documentaries about horror movies that have been released in the last couple of years. Richard Gary takes a look at one. It is wonderful that some of the modern classic horror films, post-1990s, are getting some documentary attention, such as Pennywise: The Story of IT in 2022, and Never Sleep Again:…