Happy Death Day 2U movie review
MOVIE TITLE: Happy Death Day 2U RATING: PG-13 LENGTH: 2 hours Movie Review Mom GRADE: B- IN A NUTSHELL: Happy Death Day 2U is a fun horror flick that is a sequel to the popular 2017 Happy Death Day … Continued
MOVIE TITLE: Happy Death Day 2U RATING: PG-13 LENGTH: 2 hours Movie Review Mom GRADE: B- IN A NUTSHELL: Happy Death Day 2U is a fun horror flick that is a sequel to the popular 2017 Happy Death Day … Continued
Movie Title: Halloween (2018) Grade: B Rating: R, 109 minutes In a Nutshell: I’ve never liked scary movies, especially slasher horror flicks. The good news is that you can watch the original Halloween by John Carpenter and then watch … Continued
Stand Up comedian and podcaster Christopher James joined me on Movie Review Mom to review the movie “Venom”! I met him at the FanX convention in Salt Lake City recently where we both spoke on a panel at the event. … Continued
It turns out that best-selling international horror author and screenwriter, Michael Brent Collings, is a super funny guy. He and I were both authors speaking at the recent FanX convention in Salt Lake City and happened to meet in the … Continued
Movie Title: VENOM To purchase a copy of the DVD, use this link and send my kids to college! Thanks! https://amzn.to/2pGy1sm Grade: C+ Rating: PG-13, 112 minutes In a Nutshell: This Marvel movie was timed for the 30th anniversary … Continued
Movie Title: The House with a Clock in Its Walls Grade: C+ Rating: PG, 104 minutes In a Nutshell: This movie has a decent balance of scary and funny, but I wouldn’t say it’s perfect for all … Continued
Movie Title: The Predator Grade: C- Rating: R, 1 hour 47 minutes In a Nutshell: Directed by Shane Black, THE PREDATOR is a sequel and offers a respectful nod to the previous films in the franchise. Unfortunately, it’s not … Continued
Movie Title: Breaking In Grade: C- Rating: PG-13, 88 minutes In a Nutshell: Just in time for Mother’s Day, Gabrielle Union does a good job showing us what any mama bear will do to protect her cubs. Unfortunately, … Continued