Regardless of your stance of the bewildering longevity of the the Sniper franchise, you have to give Tom Berenger all the props in the world
Tag: 2000s
Driven (2001) – Review
Why is it that plots for sports movies are just so interchangeable? Most, if not all, throw at us a choice between a cocky youngster
Redline (2009) – Review
The beauty of Anime is that you can present a world effortlessly more exagerated than the ones we usually see in live action. Any sense
Pontypool (2008) – Review
Sometimes a movie comes along that defies conventional explanation. Whether it’s the ideas that lay in the central concept, or the way the film is
Hostel Part II (2007) – Review
It’s always kind of facinating to watch a filmmaker mature as their experiences helps them get a better grasp of their craft, and believe it
Jeepers Creepers 2 (2003) – Review
A little while ago, I attempted the rather delicate task of trying to review the 2001 horror film Jeeper Creepers as fairly as I could
Species: The Awakening (2007) – Review
I feel like if we someone were to compile a list of franchises that saw their dying installments show up on Syfy, it would look
Pathfinder (2007) – Review
Sometimes a movie comes along with a premise so promising, it causes you to uncontrollably salivate like Giger’s Alien at the prospect of experiencing it.
Hostel (2005) – Review
If there ever was a product of its time, then surely it was the aggressively nasty horror sub-genre known as torture porn. Technically jump started
Gone In 60 Seconds (2000) – Review
The powerhouse producing duo of Jerry Bruckheimer and Don Simpson undeniably changed the face of Hollywood during the 1980s by giving it an unfeasibly glossy
Jeepers Creepers (2001) – Review
To separate the art from the artist is a debate that will rightfully rage on for as long as there is art created by those
Hatchet (2006) – Review
Before there was Terrifier, there was Hatchet – sort of.Allow me to explain: by the time 2006 rolled around, horror fans were well a truly
xXx: State Of The Union (2005) – Review
So, to put it mildly, I’ve never been a fan of the original xXx. Oh hey, I’m fully on board with filmmakers trying to come
Urban Legends: Final Cut (2000) – Review
It’s generally agreed that the golden age of slasher movies lasted from 1978 and 1984 – although there’s an argument to be made that the
Species III (2004) – Review
Even though I’d be willing to bet serious money that Peter Medak’s impressively dodgy Species II was a concerted attempted by the director to actually
Behind Enemy Lines: Colombia (2009) – Review
Of all the puzzling questions that arose from the Behind Enemy Lines franchise (Why does it exist? Who wanted more?), surely the most perplexing of
The Marine 2 (2009) – Review
In 2006, John Cena quit being the Doctor of Thuganomics temporarily in order to become the latest WWE wrestler to leap from the top turnbuckle
xXx (2002) – Review
The year is 2002 and as we await the rather dismal Die Another Day – Pierce Brosnan’s fourth and final turn as super spy James
Behind Enemy Lines II: Axis Of Evil (2006) – Review
Anyone who thought that the noughties era of endless, direct to DVD sequels that no one had ever asked for were solely a matter for
The Marine (2006) – Review
From the days of watching El Santo and his Luchador buddies bodyslamming martians and vampires, to watching Hulk Hogan make a chauffeur literally shit himself
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