Even though Spider-Man is considered one of Earth's mightiest heroes, this film is reminding us that - under all that fancy Stark tech - he's still just a sixteen-year old kid.

Another issue with the memories of popular original movies is that some of the works the “originals'” were based on fell into obscurity.

The world they knew is rapidly changing, nature is literally taking over, and, as time passes, the communities confront unexpected obstacles and danger.

Some of the early reviews talked a lot about this being one of those slow burn kind of horror movies, which gave me higher expectations than I'd had for, say, The Nun.

At least with Midsommar I feel like stripping down the narrative and streamlining made me more empathetic with the main heroine and her reactions.

Shot in South Carolina during a hurricane, Shed is one of those films that exemplifies the struggles and triumphs of indie filmmakers.

Men In Black International is the latest in Hollywood's unneeded, unnecessary, and, frankly, unwanted recycling of all things that have made money in the past.

As far as directorial debuts go, The Girl in the Crawlspace is a strong one.

Overall, Godzilla: King of the Monsters is a triumph.

What we get with Dark Phoenix is a woman who glows a lot thanks to an inscrutable pink space cloud.