Doug Jamieson

REVIEW – ‘Evil Dead Burn’ is savage, stylish, and spectacularly gruesome Posted at 11:30h in Reviews Horror has always been at its best when it commits wholeheartedly to its own madness. Audiences can sense hesitation. They know when filmmakers pull punches or soften the edges in pursuit of broader appeal. The Evil Dead franchise has survived for more than four decades because it has never been interested in restraint.

REVIEW – ‘Moana’ struggles to justify why this journey needed to be remade Posted at 09:28h in Featured, Reviews Some films become timeless almost immediately. They arrive, captivate audiences, and settle into popular culture so effortlessly that they scarcely feel as though they have ever left. Disney’s animated Moana is one of those rare modern classics. Released just ten years ago, it remains one of the studio’s most beloved recent achievements.

REVIEW – ‘Supergirl’ has all the right ingredients but never quite takes flight Posted at 06:57h in Reviews Last year, Superman felt like a breath of fresh air. James Gunn’s vibrant reintroduction of the Man of Steel captured something that had been missing from superhero cinema for a while. It had heart. It had sincerity. It had a sense of wonder. Most importantly, it had personality. Walking out of that film, it was impossible not to be excited about what the new DC Universe might have in store.