The World’s End (2013) [REVIEW]
I feel pretty lucky to have been able to see Shaun of the Dead in theaters. I saw it the Saturday afternoon that it opened it the big multiplex […]
Category Archives: awesome non-horror movies
Pacific Rim (2013) [REVIEW]
When news was coming out last year about Guillermo del Toro‘s newest film, I wasn’t necessarily all that excited. I was a little disappointed that he didn’t get to […]
Iron Man 3 (2013) [REVIEW]
Remember how good the first Iron Man movie was? Man, that was awesome. What I think I actually remember more clearly about the first film is when the first […]
Writer/Director Emily Hagins and Cast talk about Grow Up, Tony Phillips [INTERVIEW] [SXSW]
The first I had ever heard of Emily Hagins was when I was recommend to check out a documentary called “Zombie Girl: The Movie” and not being given any background information. […]
Cheap Thrills (2013) [REVIEW] [SXSW]
I’m a pretty terrible film reviewer guy, aren’t I? In addition to having terrible views and opinions, I also fall behind on what’s cool and hip with the “kids” […]
Phantom of the Paradise (1974) [REVIEW]
Many, many years ago, a young Wolfman wrote his 50th post on this very website. That post discussed some of my most formative horror movie experiences and one of […]
They Live (1988) [REVIEW]
With that whole election thing, I thought I was being so clever in deciding to watch They Live. I guess it’s not really that much out of character or anything, […]
The Dark Knight Rises (2012) [REVIEW]
Have you guys heard of this movie? It’s just this little independent movie that only REALLY cool people have heard of. There was SO much anticipation for this movie, […]
True Wolf (2012) [REVIEW]
I’ve mentioned it the previous times I’ve reviewed documentaries the inherent challenges of dissecting the genre. I feel as though all documentaries are made as persuasive pieces, trying to […]
Independence Day (1996) [REVIEW]
It’s not very often that I remember an exact date I saw a movie, but I saw this movie on July 3rd, 1996. I know that because the movie […]
