John Carpenter is so bad-ass that he popularized a whole sub genre, pioneered a whole filmmaking technique, and made a remake of the film featured inside this film that’s infinitely better in every way than the original.

Certified sigma behavior.

This film could've been made today and still would've been universally loved.

Extremely mediocre and amateur. Also the constant “making fun of Marvel tropes and then doing said trope right after” thing is really annoying. You can’t have your cake and eat it too, Marvel!

You're telling me THIS spawned 10 sequels?!?!?!?

Werewolf at Night was pretty great, especially in the direction and the aesthetics.

Oh no, I kinda liked this. Does this mean I’m pRoBlEmAtIc?!?!?

Pretty great animated rom-com even if you can tell that a lot of interesting themes and depth was cut from what was originally gonna be a series.

It's hard to put into words, but this series is a masterpiece through and through.

Even if the tiny things don't work for me, this film just hits right at home for me.

As I keep saying over and over again, I can't wait to see where this series goes next. And if this is just the start of the peak, well, I don't know if I can handle what comes next.

Looper is a fantastic sci fi film that uses a unique structure to draw you into the story.

Don't Worry Darling is interesting, to say the least.

The Bear is an excellent dive into the restaurant industry while reflecting on grief and growth.

This murder mystery continues the series trademark of incredibly poor pacing and awkward theming.

This series delivers again with Season Two, presenting great character focused drama while further developing its supporting cast.

Some may claim that that film is too artsy, but that just means it’s good… and succeeds in doing exactly what it set out to do.

The Adam Project is fine… that’s it. It’s a generic sci-fi premise done alright.

But this “witches potion” of a film, when all the ingredients are put together, is one that keeps you glued to the screen and invested in the journey of Elvis Presley.

I would highly recommend you watch the first three episodes for some great slow burn spy thrills, but as a whole, the show is just above average.

It’s an experience that completely falls flat while going through the generic superhero motions and offers not much outside Stallone beating up bad guys.