It has been quite some time but with Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom set for release this week, it’s time to take a look back at the Jurassic Park series as a whole in this installment of Cinema Smack’s State of the Franchise!
Once again, Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why attempts to use tragedy and shock value to bring social issues to light but the show can’t seem to get out of its own way to craft a cohesive message. *Minor Spoilers Ahead*
Ari Aster’s feature film debut, Hereditary, is a slow burning and cerebral horror experience that hearkens back to films of the late 1960’s and 1970’s.
After taking some time to digest the Season 4 finale of Fox’s Batman prequel, Gotham, there’s a lot to discuss about this continuously wayward series as it heads into its fifth and final season. *Minor Spoilers Ahead*
Solo: A Star Wars Story is a perfectly watchable film but lacks its own identity and doesn’t bring any additional depth to a beloved character in the franchise.
Deadpool 2 may not stray too far from the winning formula of the first film but it’s still a wonderfully entertaining sequel that gives audiences more humor, more action, and, most of all, more Deadpool.
Jason Reitman’s new film, Tully, fits right in with the director’s other solid work while also feeling like a spiritual successor to his critically acclaimed 2007 film, Juno.
While not a perfect film overall, Avengers: Infinity War gives fans a dominant villain and desperate heroes to sympathize with in Marvel’s darkest, and most exciting, offering yet.
The third and final season of Ash vs Evil Dead wrapped up Sunday night on Starz so it’s time to pay respect to one of the best expansions to a horror franchise ever made.
Super Troopers 2 is not a good movie whatsoever but it’s undeniably entertaining and a love letter to its predecessor.
