EJ Moreno on the magic of Mary Poppins Returns… Who knew it all it would take was Emily Blunt and a spoonful of sugar to make me love Mary Poppins? Walking away from the new Disney film, Mary Poppins Returns, left me in such an utter state of glee. What is it about this film […]
The Movies You Might Have Missed In 2018
EJ Moreno on the movies you might have missed in 2018… In a year filled with incredible films, there’s been plenty of room to shine. Sony’s Venom found a place at the box office in a year with films like Aquaman, Avengers: Infinity War and Black Panther. Hereditary shocked audiences and scared up some considerable money […]
5 Anti-Bullying Movies for International Day For Tolerance
EJ Morena with 5 anti-bullying movies for International Day For Tolerance… On November 16th, the world observes The International Day for Tolerance. Declared initially by UNESCO in 1995 to generate public awareness of the dangers of intolerance, this day of acceptance hopes to foster a mutual understanding among cultures and peoples. As a way to celebrate such […]
Movie Review – Prodigy (2018)
Prodigy, 2018. Directed by Nathan Leon. Starring Cory Kays, Hailey Henry, Embry Johnson, Tyler Roy Roberts, and King Amir Allahyar. SYNOPSIS: A father must protect his estranged son from the outside world when the boy accurately predicts three end-of-world events. There’s a great film inside Nathan Leon’s Prodigy, hell it’s still an enjoyable film. But deep down, […]
First trailer and poster for Pokemon: Detective Pikachu
For the first time, the world of Pokemon is coming to live-action with Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures teaming up to bring Detective Pikachu to life. For many, it seemed like an impossible task, but with this first trailer, it seems like the team has found a way to make it happen. Check out the […]
Movie Review – Fronteras (2018)
Fronteras, 2018. Directed by Andrew Dean. Starring Esteban Sonny Oropeza, Steven Sean Garland, Wade Everett, Cortez Chappell, Larry Coulter, and Randy Green. SYNOPSIS: A Hispanic Border Patrol Agent has his morals challenged when a dangerous new narcotic sweeps through the South West. In all honesty, Fronteras is the sequel to Sicario we all deserved. Taking nothing […]
The first episode of Titans puts DC Universe well above The CW’s Arrowverse
EJ Moreno on the new DC Universe series Titans… Titans does what many other DC properties struggle with; finding the right balance between the cheesiness and the darkness that the comic company is infamous for having. While The CW’s Arrowverse feels like a live-action cheesy Super Friends, and the Nolan/Snyder pieces are these darker mature films, […]
Exclusive Interview – The Walking Dead’s Greg Nicotero on what inspires and scares him
EJ Moreno chats with Greg Nicotero… Greg Nicotero is The Walking Dead’s executive producer, director, and special-FX makeup designer. After a stint on a number of movies across the globe (Inglorious Basterds, The Book Of Eli, Predators, and Transformers), Nicotero found himself in 2010 designing zombies for The Walking Dead. Within months he’d become the producing […]
Movie Review – The Snarling (2018)
The Snarling, 2018. Directed by Pablo Raybould. Starring Laurence Saunders, Chris Simmons, Ben Manning, and Pablo Raybould. SYNOPSIS: An English village is taken over by a film crew making a zombie movie. A group of locals finds a way onto the production in hopes of getting famous. The real horror begins when something starts killing locals and crew, […]
American Horror Story: Apocalypse Episode 3 Review – ‘Forbidden Fruit’
EJ Moreno reviews the third episode of American Horror Story: Apocalypse… Only three episodes into the season, and American Horror Story: Apocalypse just flipped the script. When prepping for this review, there were nearly five pages of notes to go through. With more insane moments and shocking twists than some seasons combined, the episode “Forbidden […]
