It’s been a roller coaster ride for The Batman and WB Studios. With numerous reports stating that the long awaited Wonder Woman film is essentially a trainwreck, Ben Affleck deciding to not to direct the film, and a story of page one rewrite for the script – not much good has been reported for The DCEU as of late. News of Matt Reeves taking the helm as director seemed some saving grace for the troubled production but now, there’s another head-scratcher coming from Warner Bros. It appears that Matt Reeves only verbally committed to ‘The Batman’ and Ridley Scott is in…
Author: Mark Salcido
Mark Salcido
Senior Editor, Writer Lifelong film fanatic, Mark Salcido was discovered frozen in carbonite by C.H.U.Ds. He was released to the surface level to spread his rants and opinions on anything of film and digital. Batman calls him for advice.
Get this man a gun. What do you give a man who some would call the Baba Yaga and who has the ability to kill three men with just a pencil? Well, you give him a sequel and a reason to come out of retirement to make head-shots look easy, that’s what. So, was this second installment in the John Wick trilogy (yeah, that’s right… there’s already a third movie slated) worth the wait? Grab your Kel-Tec KSG shotgun, put on your 3 piece suit, and find out if this movie is worth your hard earned gold coins. John Wick…
The Screen Geek Streaming department took a small break but we’re back and better than ever. We’ve got a large list for you to decide on what to watch and it has a little bit of everything. Give this bad boy a read to help you decide on which poison will be your viewing pleasure. Enjoy. Spectral (2016) Science Fiction Recently released on Netflix, this interesting little war movie/sci-fi movie mashup shares a great deal of DNA with the likes of Battle Los Angeles and Independence Day, only, operating on a considerably smaller budget. Oh, and it’s not invading aliens…
2016 couldn’t end fast enough with all the bad news in politics, celebrity deaths, and just world events in general. As 2017 is shaping up to be another year filled with comic book films like, Logan, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Wonder Woman, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Thor: Ragnarok, and Justice League (breath that all in), it’s a good idea to be reminded of the comic book films released this year. With that being said, let’s take a look and rank these films from worst to best and see what you think. We’ll start with the worst and make our way…
It’s with great sadness (not from just this writer but from so many others) that Carrie Fisher has passed away. Fisher, who was worldly know has Princess Leia Organa, had suffered from cardiac arrest while inflight from London to Los Angeles. After landing she was was immediately taken to a nearby hospital where she was later pronounced dead. Fisher was the daughter of actress Debbie Reynolds and entertainer Eddie Fisher but was also an accomplished writer as well. Fisher’s daughter Billie Lourd released a statement to PEOPLE: “It is with a very deep sadness that Billie Lourd confirms that her…
Legendary singer and ex-Wam member George Michael has passed a way at the age of 53. We are still getting information as the day goes on but reports have said that he died peacefully. Michaels was not only a huge star in his native land of England but beloved all over the world. He joins a long list of celebrities that left us this year, even some that were taken too soon. 2016 just keeps getting worse as we are just about to go into a new year with better hopes for the future. You will be missed by so…
A musical (remember those?) has been released at the tail end of the year and has dazzled its audience. Damien Chazelle came on the scene a couple of years back with ‘Whiplash’, and moviegoers have been eagerly waiting for his next project since the previous film’s ending credits started to role. With this film seen as a risk because of the genre it’s set in, this could’ve been a big misstep for the young writer/director. And I’m happy to say that it wasn’t. La La Land’s plot revolves around the love between Mia (Stone) and Sebastian (Gosling) and the struggles…
“I am one with the force. The force is one with me.” The wait is over and the time has finally come upon us; Rouge One is here. Last year saw the start of the new Star Wars era with The Force Awakens and LucasFilms/Disney is keeping their promise by releasing a new Star Wars film once a year. Since this film focuses more on the rebellion side of this universe and less on the Jedi aspect that we know and love, many people were nervous that this film wouldn’t be a smash hit without that part. Well, nothing to…
Rouge One: A Star Wars Story is so close that we can feel the heat coming off of the blasters firing overhead. So, to welcome the second installment in the new Star Wars era, I decided to revisit the classic film that started it all with a critical eye and not the fanboy mindset that I have had since I can remember watching the movie when I was a 5 years old. Now before we begin, the version that I will be reviewing is the 2006 DVD version that featured many altered scenes. I would love to have watched the…
We’ve been gone for a minute but we’re back to let you know what’s worth streaming this weekend. There’s something for the holidays, something for a supernatural fan, something from the drama department, and a little bit of history in your diet; we got’em all. Home Alone (1990) Comedy https://youtu.be/CK2Btk6Ybm0 Well don’t you know, it’s almost Christmas time? So why not get in the festive mood, get the family together around a warm fire and watch this absolute classic. It’s a film that I’ve seen at least 20 times and one that I’ll never grow bored of. It’s arguably one…