Movie reviews of Derrick Carter

From the lack of fun to lazy performances, everything about this movie just feels wrong.

An influential classic that gave birth to the stylish, action-packed spy movies that we know today.

Enjoyable family friendly entertainment that should delight children and satisfy adults.

One of the most unusual films that I’ve seen in quite a while and also one of the bigger surprises I’ve had this year.

An okay crime thriller.

A comedy is good when potentially unneeded sentimental moments blend perfectly in with the outrageous laughs to be had.

The most mature, complicated entry yet and made all the better for it.

Takes the cake in being the ultimate WTF movie…and I don’t mean that in a good way.

One hell of a whistleblower thriller.

Looks good for the most part and isn’t necessarily infuriatingly bad.

Too often relies on cheap, obvious humor, but even these moments can get still get a few laughs out of me.

One of the raunchiest comedies ever produced…and that’s a very good thing depending on your tastes.

A fascinating, oddly heartwarming documentary that highlights a significant piece of genre filmmaking history.

The cool premise loses out to becoming just another lame Adam Sandler comedy...

A cheap excuse of a comedy that might have been enjoyable in different hands and with a few rewrites on the screenplay...

A dirty-minded, foul-mouthed rom-com with a heart of gold.

All around entertaining and fun!

Well-constructed and entertaining beyond belief, even if it slightly suffers from narrative flaws...

Every scene is a joy to watch and the constant atmosphere of terror is sure to be conjured up...

Enjoyable and easily the best little-monster movie that I’ve ever seen...

A decent prologue, and three tales that measure up to varying degrees of greatness.

The film’s fun tone and sense of style permeates through all of its segments...

One of the most darkly entertaining crime movies ever made.

Unconvincing lines of dialogue delivered by two actress trying to make the most out of the screenplay they’ve been given...