Movie reviews of Derrick Carter

The action scenes are simply amazing to behold and stand out on own their own individual merits.

An original combination of ideas, as well as some of the best car chases you’ll ever see in film...

Feels refreshing and wholly enjoyable.

A piece of art that can be fully enjoyed in spite of its shortcomings.

Successfully walks the tightrope between being too creepy for its love story or too romantic for its horror elements.

The bad doesn’t stop there as the script feels downright lazy.

Just feels like another run-of-the-mill man against nature flick.

Kicks off with a great idea and does absolutely nothing with it.

Revels in being offensive and shocking beyond words.

A cinematically mature take on a well-known fairy tale.

The performances from Neeson and Harris alone make this film worth watching.

A cheap, stupid PG-13 horror film that really doesn’t know what it wants to be.

A colossal downgrade from 2010’s hilarious comedy.

A decent crime-romance that suffers from narrative problems and a couple of plot holes.

At the very least, a lackluster disappointment.

A pretty underwhelming and by-the-numbers movie.

A pretty fun flick that never takes itself too seriously.

An odd flick.

A classic that deserves to go down as one of the greatest films ever made and one of the most important films that you’ll ever watch.

Could possibly come off as a genuinely nightmarish and freaky experience…if one were to remove all the dialogue.

Stupid, unfunny, rather dull and doesn’t make a lick of sense.

Shocking, depraved, compelling, disturbing, darkly hilarious, and downright awesome!

Nicole Kidman gives a stellar performance as a well-fleshed out femme fatale, but everyone else feels wooden or clichéd.

A big, dumb action movie loaded with explosions, over-the-top acting, and a ridiculous story that’s a whole lot of silly fun.