Movie reviews of Derrick Carter

It just feels like there’s a fantastic vision lying somewhere in Southbound that was never fully realized.

Could have been big dumb fun, but instead it’s just plain dumb.

Entertaining as hell and all the better for it.

A unique and completely hilarious cinematic experience.

I walked away satisfied by the animation and disappointed in the plot.

A bloody mess.

Serves as a watchable little slow-burn that’s sure to scare the crap out of filmgoers who haven’t watched many horror films before.

The tween equivalent of Independence Day and there’s fun to be had in that.

A straight-up slasher and suffers from flaws that come with the gory by-the-numbers territory.

An uplifting viewing experience and I wanted to throw my fist in the air as the end credits began to roll.

A balanced, mature, and surprisingly great war film...

An entertaining good time for fans of true-crime.

A good one-and-done kind of film.

For all of its brutality, the film is incredibly beautiful as well.

A dark slow-burn drama with shocking bursts of bloodshed.

This is a film that could definitely be improved with a remake.

A film that’s driven entirely by dialogue and performances.

Feels like a weird mishmash of what could have been a far better and more effective film...

A simple plot, but that’s far from a bad thing.

A fast-paced flick with imaginative ideas surrounding its basic good-vs.-evil superhero storyline.

An entertaining (though flawed) cops vs. criminals flick that has a simple story, great performances, and is loaded with tension.

A masterpiece of science-fiction, noir, and film in general.

A powerful war drama unlike any that I’ve ever seen.

Has good gore for a zom-com and relies heavily on shock value for laughs.