Tag: Frank Grillo

Homefront (2013) – Review

Whether you appreciate the bald, hard-hitting stylings of Jason Statham or not, you have to admit that he’s certainly etched his name into the mighty

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Zero Dark Thirty (2012) – Review

Undoubtedly one of the thorniest subjects a filmmaker could tackle in the modern age, the spectre of 9/11 is something that has to be treated

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My Soul To Take (2010) – Review

Before his untimely death in 2015, director Wes Craven made his final directorial bow in 2011 with Scream 4 and while it certainly wasn’t the

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Peacemaker – Season 2, Episode 8: Full Nelson (2025) – Review

After eight weeks of multiversal hoopla, crippling depression and alternate Nazi earth’s, Peacemaker finally reaches the end of its second season in quite a strange

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Peacemaker – Season 2, Episode 7: Like A Keith In The Night (2025) – Review

Now that Peacemaker’s second season has finally painted its big picture and the Best Dimension Ever has been revealed as Earth- X, a universe where

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Peacemaker – Season 2, Episode 6: Ignorance Is Chris (2025) – Review

Boom, there it is.For the last couple of weeks, it really felt that Peacemaker had started to plateau as it spun it’s wheels about the

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Peacemaker – Season 2, Episode 5: Back To The Suture (2025) – Review

Ever had to listen to a joke that mostly all set up, but yiu dort of know the punchline already? That’s pretty much  the vibes

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Peacemaker – Season 2, Episode 4: Need I Say Door (2025) – Review

While James Gunn has been taking ample time building up the reasons why a spiralling and desperately depressed Christopher Smith would choose an alternate universe

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Peacemaker – Season 2, Episode 2: A Man Is Only As Good As His Bird (2025) – Review

It really does seem like 2025 is the year that the superhero’s greatest foe is depression and untreated mental issues. Obviously Thunderbolts* set us up

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Peacemaker – Season 2, Episode 1: The Ties That Grind (2025) – Review

Now that the brand new DCU is in full swing, it’s time for co-honcho James Gunn to indulge in a little retconning in order to

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Superman (2025) – Review

Regardless of where you stand on the subject of previous Superman adaptations, there’s a sense that none of them had truly been able to escape

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Creature Commandos – Season 1, Episode 7: A Very Funny Monster (2025) – Review

While Creature Commandos might not technically have been the tantalisingly accurate first glimpse of the new DCU some where hoping for, it’s still been a

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Creature Commandos – Season 1, Episode 6: Priyatel Skelet (2025) – Review

Aside from that overfamilar first episode and the last instalment that put bumbling, psychotic, self-unaware Eric Frankenstien in the flashback booth, Creature Commandos has been

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Creature Commandos – Season 1, Episode 5: The Iron Pot (2024) – Review

For the last five episodes, James Gunn has been opening up the pasts of a bunch of lesser known DC monsters to reveal the events

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Creature Commandos – Season 1, Episode 4: Chasing Squirrels (2024) – Review

The last time we saw the Weasel, he miraculously survived drowning after leaping off a Task Force X transport into the sea just of the

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Creature Commandos – Season 1, Episode 3: Cheers To The Tin Man (2024) – Review

Over his career, James Gunn has shown that he has an affinity for the outcasts, the dumped on and the monstrous, tragic figures that most

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Creature Commandos – Season 1, Episode 2: The Tourmaline Necklace (2024) – Review

I gotta be honest; after watching the opening episode of the James Gunn scripted, first entry into the brand new DCU, I was struggling to

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Creature Commandos – Season 1, Episode 1: The Collywobbles (2024) – Review

In the wake of the closure of the DCEU and the anticipated start of the DCU, numerous fans have been wondering what James Gunn and

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Werewolves (2024) – Review

If the classic monsters of yesteryear have proven anything, it’s that it’s imperative that you must be able to change in able to survive –

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The Grey (2011) – Review

After his late-in-the-day transition into a grizzled action hero, it seemed like Liam Neeson’s more weightier roles seemed behind him – especially when you considers

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