These are all the movies and series that David has reviewed. Read more at: DoubleFeaturePreachers.
Number of movie reviews: 533 / 533
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A quaint little film that starts slowly but builds into its own brand of humor. Review
Definitely not for everyone, this intense thriller focuses on the sound of horror and is a very slow burn. Review
Despite being emotionally hard hitting, the excellent character building and script at times takes a backseat to some derivative plot points. Review
Full of loving gothic imagery, the CGI violence goes a bit too far to be stellar. Review
Nothing to write home about, but the first solid American Godzilla movie. Review
Heavy on the action, but at times terrifying, this Indian Jones knock-off deserves a second look. Review
Confusingly edited, stereotypical characters, and a plot that is evident nearly halfway through, this movie is not worth your admission. Review
This tale of how Dracula came to be has been left untold for a reason. Review
A thrilling monster mash, this movie is high on the monster mash and the imagery surrounding it, but low on plot and characterization. Review
The King of the Monsters makes his first appearance in the unforgettable 1954 Gojira/Godizilla. Review
Elodramatic and overstuffed, this film is only for those who want an up and down experience for ninety or so minutes. Review
The mother of all mad scientist classics sustains itself with mood, sets, and timely acting moments. Review
Revolutionary, exciting, and technically astounding, King Kong is a must watch monster movie. Review
A real human protagonist, a real selection of atmospheric shots, and a winning score highlight my favorite of the Universal monsters. Review
Boris Karloff struts his stuff as Imhotep in one of the most revolutionary Universal movies. Review
The movie is incredibly creepy for a number of reasons, and these are the reasons why the film is undeniably a classic. Review
Young love, brotherhood, and the intense creation of music – you couldn’t ask for more. Review
Bloody horror fun, the whole ending killed (no pun intended) it for me. Review
Wonderfully acted, but a bit overlong, this film will be a crowd pleaser despite its heavy symbolism in today’s world. Review
Thoroughly bleak and yet oddly moving, The Lobster is extremely strange but worth your time. Review
A tale of young love and the losses of adulthood. Review
Oddly watchable, this manga-turned film features bloody gore and questionable performances. Review
Filled with more of the same frantic fights and sharp suits from the first film, this sequel will please fans of the series with more of the same. Review
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