Movie reviews of Derrick Carter

A middle-of-the-road experience because there is some fun to be had here.

It’s ruined by gaping plot holes, a tedious pace that’s sure to bore the viewer, a few downright idiotic decisions...

Doesn’t come close to hitting the highs of its predecessor, but remains fun (enough) sci-fi entertainment nonetheless.

Entertainment at its biggest and best!

The special effects still look amazing. The scares are effective. The filmmaking is masterful.

Laughs, heart, and undying nostalgia.

The performances, visuals, music, and a majority of scenes are great in many respects.

Packs an hour of mockumentary build-up onto a pay-off that feels weak.

A mayhem-filled action-comedy...

An entertaining blend of horror and fantasy.

An okay film to stick on in front of young children to shut them up for almost two hours of quiet time.

Has moments of greatness, mainly the scenes in the jungle and solid performances from everyone.

My second favorite bad movie of all-time...

An undeniably bad movie, but it’s entertaining in its badness and that seems a backhanded compliment.

Lazy writing and even lazier performances knock the film’s overall quality down considerably.

Has a great performance from Natalie Portman and a handful of great moments, but comes off like a messy piece of experimental filmmaking.

Moves at a fast pace, has mostly good acting, packs in well-executed suspense, and was fun from start to finish...

Has nothing worth praising, absolutely no redeeming factors whatsoever.

A great date movie for fans of awkward humor, R-rated sex comedies, and hilariously offensive jokes.

Sure to linger the minds of those who watch it.

Expect to feel a whirlwind of emotions.

A middle-of-the-road thriller that attempts to inject not-so-subtle political commentary into an old-fashioned formula...

The performances are top-notch from everyone.

Cool premise, terrible execution.