For the most part, it helps when movies tend to need stories. That’s what we always anticipate, but they’re not always important or even good. That’s a problem that Kill Zone 2 (SPL 2: A Time for Consequences) has.

When it comes to being behind movies that are being released to the masses, I’ve been one of George Clooney’s biggest critics.

When you see ghosts in movies, you automatically think it’s going to be a typical horror film. Today, that usually means jump scares, found footage and a predictable ending. However, sometimes you find yourself watching a scary movie that wants to be more than that. This is what Phantom of the Theatre was aiming for.

In Captain America: Civil War, we have a film that represent a number of things.

The Huntsman: Winter’s War is an odd movie simply predicated on the fact that it’s a sequel while also being kind of a prequel. It’s also odd due to the main character from the first film not actually being in it. Then again, neither one of these things really matters anyway. Why? Because this is the kind of movie that …