I work full-time as a newspaper designer who lays out a lot of sports pages, and I prominently remember laying out stories to do with disgraced USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar. Even with that familiarity, it is hard to grasp the scope of the fact that this man got away for years with sexually abusing around 500 young women and girls through his role as … Continue reading Exposing A Monster | “Athlete A” 2020 Netflix Movie Review
We’re reaching the point of the pandemic in which our options for fresh entertainment are limited, as what would normally be the beginning of the summer movie season has been populated by sparse releases on streaming platforms, mostly from the usual suspects, like Netflix and Amazon. Only time will tell if more big studios will follow “The Hunt,” “Trolls World Tour”, and “SCOOB!”‘s direct-to-video on demand … Continue reading Welcome Trash | “The Wrong Missy” Netflix Movie Review
If you’re unfamiliar with Cannon Films, 1970’s “Joe” is a strange introduction. Cannon Films operated from 1967 to 1994, and made their name by extensively investing in the home video market, garnering the reputation of producing absolutely crazy but fun low to medium quality films. If you’ve seen RedLetterMedia’s “Best of the Worst” YouTube series, which focuses exclusively on direct-to-VHS films from yesteryear, you’ll know … Continue reading Oddly Trumpian | “Joe” 1970 Cannon Movie Review
I’ve been watching a lot of awful horror films on Hulu recently. It’s gotten to the point where I’m almost horror-ed out, as it’s beyond me why multimillion dollar productions can’t for the life of them get the basics of filmmaking 101 down (I’m looking at you, “Into the Dark: Down” and “Pet Sematary” remake), So when I was given a screener for the ultra-low budget British … Continue reading Give Them a Budget | “Don’t Let Them In” (2020) Low-Budget Movie Review
This year, I committed to uploading at least one video per month to InReview’s YouTube channel. We had a good start in February, but those plans crashed and burned down in March, as the coronavirus greatly upheaved everyone’s lives, myself included. With that being said, in April I finally had the time to edit this very raw review of “Insidious: The Last Key”, originally recorded … Continue reading Another Video From the Vault | “Insidious: The Last Key” 2018 YouTube Video Review
InReview Editor in Chief Mitchell Chapman reviews Netflix’s Dragonquest movie, in the first InReview video review of 2020! Continue reading Jumping The Shark, But In A Good Way | “Dragonquest: Your Story” Netflix Movie YouTube Review
