Movie reviews of Derrick Carter

One of the most darkly entertaining crime movies ever made. Review

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

Feels like a phoned in version of a really good story. Review

If you happen to be older than 10, you’ll find a couple of big laughs and lots of chuckles... Review

About as generic and bland as its title. Review

Depressing, brilliant, and hugely emotional. Review

Brimming with imagination, great effects, good performances, and a tone that manages to be jokey, creepy and cool at the same time... Review

Tries way too hard to be…well…Extreme... Review

Mixes severely dark humor with tender emotion. Review

Very, very funny. Review

An alright slasher homage that ultimately becomes the very thing that it’s a throwback to. Review

A fun B-flick with really excellent cinematography and locations. Review

Everything in this movie is a mixed bag that has slightly more negative than positive. Review

The bad acting and worse effects plant the corniness of this silly B-flick in your brain. Review

I suggest you watch the first two films and pretend that this third movie doesn’t even exist. Review

The performances are still brilliant, the screenplay is rock solid and complex... Review

With fantastic performances, a complex story and a feeling of class hovering over the entire film, The Godfather is a film that you simply can’t refuse. Review

The story is clever, hilarious and deeply heartfelt all at the same time. Review

Entertaining throughout, but also seems to be a little too in love with itself during certain moments. Review

Feels bland, generic, and downright boring. Review

Hammer’s take on the material takes things in a darker, more violent direction, but still manages to maintain a certain classiness. Review

Gets credit for having a cool twist, but the whole film is built upon that twist. Review

An entertaining, emotional and uniquely stylish take on a remarkable true story. Review

Feels like a stoner adventure wrapped up in guise of a kid’s movie. Review