I have an irrational fear of haunted houses, so this film was probably a more tense experience for me than it will be for most.

I wanted to like Skylines, and it does have its moments. Sadly, outside of those few moments, it’s a bore.

Innocence is a film that just never worked for me. It lacks a certain authenticity, which normally I don't mind. With this one, however, everything just seems like a stretch to believe and the tonal shifts are jarring.

I've seen a lot of negative for Wonder Woman 1984, so I'll just throw in my two cents. The film is goofy as all get out, and tonally feels more akin to Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman than any of its recent superhero movie peers. It is too long, it does become dull after awhile, and maybe it is because I had just watched Arthur and Merlin: Knights of Camelot (really, that one is...that one is not good), but Wonder Woman 1984 is fine. Nothing more, nothing less.

I've never played the video games, so I can't speak to anything dealing with how true it stays to the source...and I also don't care. Paul W.S. Anderson has again crafted something that's big and loud and entertaining. And as always, I'm here for it.