Movie reviews of Derrick Carter

A forced comedy that’s seldom funny.

Risks are taken. Stakes are raised to incredible heights. Surprises wait around every corner. Fight scenes will keep the viewer on edge.

Lee and Prowse produce moments of excellence that were, to put it into a single word, stunning.

A blast of big dumb fun.

While there are plenty that will call this film a masterpiece, I have to call it out on some unnecessary scenes and weak character development...

A serviceable crime thriller, rather than the unrealized creepy one it was building on for a majority of the running time.

A slightly flawed biblical epic that I plan on revisiting many times in the future.

An enjoyable romp for those who aren’t easily offended by curse words or sex jokes.

Lasts far too long, constantly weaves into unnecessary dramatic territory, and is riddled with plot-holes.

An intense and powerful experience that’s well worth your time!

Entertaining enough and builds to an exciting action-packed finale.

Isn’t worth your time, even if you’re a horror purist.

Kicks a whole lot of ass...

A fairly standard zombie film in almost all respects, with the exception that it’s set in Africa.

Phenomenal and nothing short of a masterpiece!

The less said about performances and character, the better.

Ultimately a cheerful upbeat tale that will delight both adults and children alike.

A mediocre comedy that will entertain some people, but everybody could certainly do far better than this!

Funny, quite funny during some scenes.

A remake of a silly 80’s action flick, but never captures what made that original film so entertaining.

Essentially one big long in-joke.

It may be full of science and educational material, but it’s equally full of heart and laughs. Highly recommended!

A decent remake in my opinion and improved on the original in some respects.

The kind of film where if you turn off all cognitive thought, then you might have fun.