Kicking off a month of October fun, TheNoShitMovieCritic gives us a spoiler-free review of the latest Child’s Play movie. Everyone is probably at least a little familiar with this franchise that started in 1988 with the first of three “Child’s Play” installments, followed by Bride, Seed, Curse and now, the seventh, being Cult of Chucky.
By guest columnist narrator26 A Ghost Story is an intelligent and artistic piece of storytelling that is likely to divide audiences. It’s likely to be slammed by traditional horror fans as it offers nothing of substance to the genre. Additionally, I can see why it was panned by many during its festival screenings.
By guest columnist Caleb Luther. Logan Lucky is a film that I’ve been looking forward to for quite some time now. From the look of the trailers, it definitely seemed like some weird offspring of an early Coen Brothers film like Raising Arizona. As we all know, that’s not a bad thing. So did it deliver
Fans of B-movie sequels, found-footage films, and Shark Week (only 342 more days!) will want to check out guest columnist TheNoShitMovieCritic‘s review of Open Water 3: Cage Dive. Not having seen 2 and 1 doesn’t really matter as these movies are kind of independent of each other, sharing only the basic obvious premise.
The ninth Pixelated Geek Comic-Con Photo Gallery is a mashup of cosplay, downtown sights, and panel photos (Doctor Who and Supernatural!) from photographers Ken Kupper, Jada Scarbrough, Kathryn Adams, Sarah Singer-Sevier, Ariana Hester, Rob Bowman, Eric Andersen, Elizabeth Schoenthal, and Traci Hong. Check out the gallery below!
This week guest columnist TheNoShitMovieCritic gives us a look at three more movies that came in under the radar. See below for reviews on Hickok, The Gracefield Incident, and Wakefield.
Another San Diego Comic-Con has come and gone, and now the only thing left to do is find the best spot on the shelf for our new purchases, and sort through a metric ton of awesome photos. Our first gallery features photos by friends of pixelatedgeek.com who went far and wide to see all the
This week TheNoShitMovieCritic looks at two films that came in under the radar, despite a few notable names. Read on for reviews of 2:22 and The Dinner.
Michael Bay’s (apparently) final Transformers movie was a marvel of special effects and glorious, beautiful explosions. A lot of people really didn’t like it. Guest columnist Narrator26 weighs in. Michael Bay’s latest installment into his much-maligned Transformers series rolled out this past weekend to serve yet another overlong feast of bloated robot mayhem. And with Bay finally