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Author Chris Sawin

Chris Sawin

7.5

Cursed Films Review: Divulging the Darkness Behind the Terror

Chris Sawin
March 31, 2020
Television
Cursed Films is a five-part documentary television series revolving around horror films that were overrun with behind the scenes issues during production that have developed incredible urban legends or unbeliev...
7

Onward Review: Weekend at Wilden’s

Chris Sawin
March 10, 2020
Movie Reviews, Movies
As a big animation fan, it’s weird to say that Pixar has been extremely hit or miss over the past decade. Onward didn’t really look to break that depressing slump either. Brave and Incredibles 2 have their mome...
9

The Invisible Man Review: Abusive Madness

Chris Sawin
February 28, 2020
Movie Reviews, Movies, Reviews
Quick note: stay away from the most recent trailer. I’m linking to it here, but it honestly spoils almost the entire first half of the film. Writer and director Leigh Whannell’s (Upgrade) modern day reboot o...
3

Fantasy Island Review: When You Wish Upon a Rock

Chris Sawin
February 18, 2020
Movie Reviews, Movies, Reviews
This review does contain some spoilers, but you're honestly better off because of them. I checked. It's fine. The original Fantasy Island television series ran for seven seasons, 152 episodes, and aired on A...
3

The Grudge Review: A Franchise Gurgling to Extinction

Chris Sawin
January 12, 2020
Movie Reviews, Movies
There’s a weird history with The Grudge that deserves some explanation. Most probably remember the Sam Raimi produced and Sarah Michelle Gellar starring 2004 film, which was a remake of the original Japanese fi...
8

1917 Review: Marching Through a Labyrinth of Death

Chris Sawin
January 6, 2020
Movie Reviews, Movies, Reviews
April 6, 1917, northern France during the First World War, British soldiers enjoy some much deserved down time. Lance Corporal Blake (Dean-Charles Chapman, Game of Thrones) and Lance Corporal Schofield (George ...
3

Star Wars: The Rise of Starwalker Review – Sullying the Skywalker Name

Chris Sawin
December 18, 2019
Movie Reviews, Movies
3
That rock in the pit of your stomach that’s keeping you from being excited for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is totally warranted. The backlash Star Wars: The Last Jedi received resulted in Disney walking on...
6.5

Jumanji: The Next Level Review – The Adventures of Milo and Eddie

Chris Sawin
December 16, 2019
Movie Reviews, Movies, Reviews
1
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle had no right to be as enjoyable as it was. The 1994 film is still held in high regard, but Welcome to the Jungle had crazy comedic chemistry amongst the main cast. The reboot also...
3

Frozen II Review: Taming of the Ocean Horse

Chris Sawin
November 21, 2019
Movie Reviews, Movies, Reviews
Six years isn’t nearly enough time to wait in between Frozen sequels. The first film is this formulaically infectious cash cow that every parent was violently forced to throw their hard earned money at because ...
3

The Irishman Review: An Early-Bird Special for Gangsters

Chris Sawin
November 16, 2019
Movie Reviews, Movies, Reviews
2
There’s a legacy to The Irishman that is overwhelmingly palpable. It’s the film that pulled Joe Pesci out of retirement, it’s the first time Al Pacino has ever worked with Martin Scorsese, and it’s the first Ro...
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