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  • The Devil All the Time (6.5/10)

    The ending was the best part of a mediocre movie. It was hard watch since the beginning was hard to follow and slow. Tom Holland did a great job but his character did not appear until the 2nd half of the movie. The film was about a young man who is devoted to protecting his loved ones in a town full of corruption and sinister characters. It was pretty sad as well. Can be skipped in my opinion.

  • Honey Boy (7.3/10)

    Honey Boy got higher reviews than what I would have given. It was a good movie, not a great movie. The story is based on Shia Leboeuf's childhood and he plays his own father in the film. The main character, Otis, plays young Shia when he was 12 years old and tells the story of his alcoholic and abusive father.

  • Hubie Halloween (6.1/10)

    This was your classic Adam Sandler comedy. A little below his average performance but it is similar to roles such as Happy Gilmore, Mr. Deeds, Billy Madison, The Waterboy, etc. Not highly recommended but a decent Halloween comedy for around this time in October.

  • Antebellum (7.8/10)

    I don't know why this movie received such terrible reviews. I thought Jordan Peele did a great job per usual in another movie that makes you think. Once you get through the first half of the movie it picks up from there. Its rotten tomatoes score was very low but don't let that stop you from watching it.

  • His House (7.5/10)

    His House is about a refugee couple that make an escape from war-torn South Sudan. They struggle to adjust to their new life in an English town that has evil lurking beneath the surface. It is a solid horror film to watch on Netflix but otherwise nothing that special.

  • Sea Fever (7.4/10)

    Very interesting concept. Being afraid of the ocean for this horror movie was right up my alley. It was a mic of horror, drama, and sci-fi. I really liked it but others may not see it the same way. The sci-fi aspects were interesting to see in the ending.

  • Summer of 84 (7.5/10)

    I was surprised by this movie since it was looked over in 2018. It is another serial killer movie. Very well done even with some kid actors. Somewhat of a psychological thriller.

  • Villain (6.1/10)

    Good action and decent plot. The story wasn't good enough and the acting was pretty poor. I wouldn't watch this and don't know why I did.

  • Big Time Adolescent (7.4/10)

    Yes I watched two Pete Davidson movies back to back. Just happened to show up scrolling on Hulu. This movie wasn't as good as the King of Staten Island but was better than average. It is listed as a comedy but is more of a drama.

  • The King of Staten Island (8.2/10)

    This movie surpassed my expectations by a ton. I thought it was going to be a dumb comedy but it was more than that. It was a mix of comedy and drama and went into Pete Davidsons life to a degree. He also did a very good job acting, which surprised me the most.

  • Bad Education (8.0/10)

    Bad Education is about a long island high superintendent creating a positive impact on the school. However, there is an embezzlement scheme from some folks within the school system. This is also a true story. This movie is listed as a comedy/drama but it is all drama. Hugh Jackman did a very good job.

  • The Clovehitch Killer (7.6/10)

    This was a serial killer movie. I doubt it is based on true events but who knows. Worth watching if you are into mystery/crime. Movie came out in 2018 and I was surprised by the lack of recognition it received.

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