Posts From Mark Pacis
Creed II Review
At the start of filming, no one expected that Creed would be such a terrific and emotional film. After all, it’s a spin-off of a franchise that hasn’t had a
Ralph Breaks the Internet Review
It’s safe to say that Wreck-It Ralph is Hollywood’s first great video game film. Okay, so it’s not an adaptation of an actual video game, but it’s still hilariously fun from
Rambo: First Blood Part II – 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review
Although First Blood gives us the Rambo that was not familiar with, Rambo: First Blood Part II gives us the character we’re more familiar with. Yet this doesn’t quite mean
First Blood – 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review
The word Rambo has become synonymous with the action of killing a lot of people with big guns without getting as much as a scratch. It’s something that most first-person
Teen Titans GO! to the Movies – Blu-ray Review
Although there are some animated films that cater to both adults and kids, Teen Titans GO! to the Movies is not one of those films. The film just has so
Overlord Review
For quite some time, rumors spread like wildfire that J.J. Abrams was creating two films set in the Cloverfield universe. One of those films was a film set in World War
Superman: The Movie – 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review
Although it looks dated and even though it’s forty years old, Superman: The Movie is still the golden standard of superhero films today. Marvel Studios may be known for creating
The Incredibles 2 – Blu-ray Review
When I reviewed The Incredibles 2 back in June, I gave it a favorable review by giving it a 4 atom rating. Several watches later and my sentiments are still
Halloween (2018) Review
John Carpenter’s original Halloween is one of the most influential horror films of all-time. It revolutionized the slasher genre as we know it today. It even became Hollywood’s first ever
City Slickers – Blu-ray Review
Much of City Slickers’ hilarity comes from everyone’s reaction to Curly’s personality. Curly is a tough man’s man while everyone else is… Well, city folk. The dichotomy between the two
The Oath Review
It’s easy to say that today’s political climate is ripe for some sort of satire and there’s a ton out there already. “I Love You, America,” “Who is America,” and
Ant-Man and the Wasp – 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review
After watching Ant-Man and the Wasp after my initial review, my thoughts on it are more or less the same. Unfortunately, the film isn’t on the same dramatic levels as
All Square Review
Sports films are nothing new in Hollywood. They can be inspirational, dramatic, or hilarious. But a sports film with an interesting premise, now that’s a rarity in Hollywood. That’s the
LAFF: Galveston Review
You may know Nic Pizzolatto as the creator of the hit HBO series, “True Detective.” Yet not many people realize that he’s actually an author too. Of course, when you’re
The Evil Dead – 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review
Although most people associate The Evil Dead as a horror comedy now, a majority of people don’t realize that the original is actually a terrifying film. Much of that has
Beautiful Boy Review
Drug addiction is a terrible epidemic no matter where you are in the world. Millions of people around the world struggle with drug addiction every day. Some people recover while
22 July Review
When you live in America, you’re mostly aware of all of the terrorist attack done on Americans. However, attacks in other countries are not as widely known. One of those
LAFF: False Confessions Review
Would you ever confess to a crime that you didn’t commit? It might be easy to say no but unfortunately for you, you just made a confession to these crimes.
Suspiria Review
The original Suspiria became a cult classic because of the dichotomy between the beautiful and horrifying imagery. In other words, it’s like a beautiful fairy tale from hell. To this
LAFF: Tower. A Bright Day. Review
At seemingly most every film festival, there comes a film from Europe that is so eerie and so weird that you can’t help but curious about it. After all, the
