Filmrecensies van Derrick Carter
Dit zijn alle films en series die Derrick heeft gerecenseerd.
Aantal filmrecensies: 1134 / 1134
Opties
Contains enough suspense and cheap thrills to be an okay-at-best time killer.
On the redeemable side of things, it has unintentionally hilarious bits that make certain scenes fun in a trashy way and the visuals look good.
An entertaining diversion that showcases a darker side to the usually cheery Marilyn Monroe.
Not Adam Sandler’s worst film because there are a few good laughs in this mess of a movie.
A wonderful cinematic experience. If you like comic book films or superhero entertainment, this is a must-see!
Excells at juvenile humor and nailing the goofiness of the source material...
If you need a two-hour time killer and like war movies (or Brad Pitt), this might do something for you.
An interesting (to say the least) documentary that is sure to surprise viewers and take them down a twisted path.
A simple, fun action flick with slick visuals and some smart storytelling; along with a healthy dose of silly clichés and dumb decisions.
A competently made true-crime documentary that is well worth a watch!
A significant step down from its predecessor. In this case, that predecessor wasn’t very good from the start…
A hodge-podge of science-gone-wrong plot points and creature feature clichés.
Still a solid film in the long-running science-fiction/horror franchise.
A fun watch for viewers who are craving sci-fi entertainment that doesn’t take itself too seriously in any way, shape or form.
Fun and succeeds at being entertaining from start to finish.
A true-crime serial killer film that also functions as a highly dysfunctional family drama.
Though the Schilling storyline marginally works, it does feel cheesy and like a last-minute addition to the proceedings.
Filled with grim laughs, crazy dialogue, shocking spurts of violence, and a never-ending sense of entertainment.
A terrifyingly inept would-be excuse for a horror film...
The characters are memorable, the action is nuts, and the high stakes constantly get higher.
Long, tedious, and directed rather poorly.
