With the release of Terminator: Dark Fate set for this weekend, it’s time to sift through the atrociously convoluted timeline of the Terminator series in this installment of Cinema Smack’s State of the Franchise!
Ten years after the original, Zombieland: Double Tap sticks to its predecessor’s formula as an enjoyable, if uninspired, sequel.
Jay and Silent Bob Reboot marks the return of the titular cult favorite stoners in a heartfelt, yet convoluted and largely unfunny, mess of a movie.
The 2019 version of The Addams Family is a shockingly bland re-imagining of the charismatic and quirky characters created by Charles Addams.
Todd Phillips’ new film, Joker, is an astounding achievement for DC as a brutally realistic character study of someone’s descent into madness.
James Gray’s new space drama, Ad Astra, is reminiscent of many other recent space-centric films but far less memorable.
Rambo: Last Blood delivers what most fans should expect from a Rambo movie and also some things that you’d never expect.
With Rambo: Last Blood set for release this weekend, we revisit the entire Rambo series in this installment of Cinema Smack’s State of the Franchise!
It Chapter Two amplifies many of the same problems of its predecessor while dishing up a bloated runtime and not much story.
The Peanut Butter Falcon channels the drama, comedy, and heart of Barry Levinson’s 1988 film, Rain Man, while also carving out its own legacy as a heartfelt buddy film.
