Movie reviews of Derrick Carter

Will always be seen as an American horror classic. The unapologetic nature of the film makes it so daring and such an entertaining piece of film...

Easily one of the most brilliant horror/psychological thriller films ever made because it doesn’t try to throw gore and scary looking things in your face.

Literally it’s dancing and bad acting in the style of Scooby Doo with Bond substances.

This film isn’t for everybody but it certainly entertained the hell outta me.

I wouldn’t rush out to see this, but if you got some extra time and come across a cheap copy of it, definitely give it some mindless time.

A bunch of crazy effects made to wow you, which work. Plus, a very sloppily written story that fails at half of what it sets out to achieve.

Carrie has been praised to death, and for relatively good enough reason. A good watch that’s worth buying for your October season.

A very intelligently made horror film. They create some very interesting shots throughout.

A very smart film that shouldn’t really be considered a pure exploitation film, and contains an underlying message that is still generally relevant.

Everything about this film just makes complete sense.

A staple in rebellious cinema and one of the most interesting films that I’ve ever seen.

An ingenious fresh vision of American society that was well deserving of the acclaim it attracted and the awards it received from Cannes.

A strong film with an amazing sense of energy and political commentary.

Bo Burnham does an amazing first effort in the director’s chair and created one of my favorite movies of 2018, thus far.

A near perfect film that makes me very interested in what else the highly acclaimed Steven Soderbourgh has to offer.

N enjoyable and semi-complex arch that I found to be highly enjoyable.

The character growth is a great aspect of this film as well.

I feel any fan of fantasy film or Jim Henson-esque films would love this. I must say that it definitely beats The Dark Crystal any day of the week.

I had a blast watching Deadpool 2 and it’s still refreshing to see an ultra-violent, irreverent superhero blockbuster amongst the overflow of modern comic book adaptations.

Ikiru is a must watch for any lover of foreign and art films.

Although containing a few flaws, it surpasses them by conveying a well written story with amazingly crafted costumes and settings.

The most popular boxing film of all time is truly more than meets the eye.

The greatest thriller/suspense film of the 1990’s due to it’s intelligently written script, brilliantly shot sequences, and the deeply emotional portrayals.

May not have been perfect but it was an insanely fun ride, and as close to a comic book experience as I’ve ever seen accomplished on the big screen.