Movie reviews of Derrick Carter

A very technically smart film that shows you can still make an inventive horror film.

It’s beautiful, fun, and entertaining. If you just sit back and enjoy the ride...

Both darkly funny and entertaining as advertised, as well as having a secret hidden uplifting message that only some will pick up on.

Never-before-seen, laugh out loud eye-glue into a barely watchable film.

Nails its storytelling, delivers cool spectacle, and brings forth nightmarish images...

A very entertaining, clever, and hilarious time at the movies.

A good film that has shining moments of greatness.

An entertaining movie, but you’ve seen this plot many times before.

A huge misfire for Clooney and the Coen brothers (who clearly allowed their script to fall into the wrong hands).

A strictly apathetic middle-of-the-road experience.

I thought it was okay…but I expect my Star Wars films to be better than okay.

If you want to see an out-of-the-ordinary romance that is romantic but not conventional by any means, then dive into this wondrous cinematic oddity.

A great film about a not-so-great person.

The laughs are just as plentiful as ever too, because Kingsman still doesn’t take itself seriously in any way, shape, or form.

Hilarious and there are some big laughs during the first 15 minutes. However, things quickly spiral downhill...

As silly and ridiculous as The Game can be, it still remains a damn good thriller that’s worth watching.

A very funny, surprisingly emotional (especially in its ending), and compelling dark drama-comedy.

Likely to entertain viewers from both sides of the political fence, whilst also making a statement about how we need each other to survive.

Just as genuinely moving as it is hilarious.

This entire film is haunting.

From a narrative standpoint, the ending is unsatisfying in the best possible way...

Blew me away.

The Beguiled’s biggest problem is that it’s too simple and, at points, noticeably dull.

An example of how great acting and smart dialogue can carry a film all by themselves.