Their review of AQUAMAN AND THE LOST KINGDOM was… harsh, but fair. I liked it, but it had issues. Quite a few issues, really. To start off, it should’ve been more of a horror movie…
#commissionearned
Their review of AQUAMAN AND THE LOST KINGDOM was… harsh, but fair. I liked it, but it had issues. Quite a few issues, really. To start off, it should’ve been more of a horror movie…
#commissionearned
Short version: not bad, but it should have been a Lovecraftian horror film.
Continue reading My mini-review of AQUAMAN AND THE LOST KINGDOM.A bit more subtle than the first one for AQUAMAN AND THE LOST KINGDOM, but hey! Public service announcement: when a green-glowing entity trapped in a prison at the bottom of the sea offers you ultimate power in exchange for freeing it — oh, and a spiffy new weapon that allows you to command the dead; mustn’t forget that — and all you need to complete the ritual is someone from a particular bloodline… don’t say ‘no.’ Say, ‘hold up, I left the oven on,’ clear the area, and then send down the thermobaric bombs to collapse whatever hell-chasm you used to go say hi to Steppenwolf-Cthulhu.
I swear, I don’t know what they’re teaching kids in schools these days.
And what is PLANET OF THE VAMPIRES? Why, this: a 1960s Italian camp flick that apparently you can’t get anymore because it actually doesn’t suck at all.