All posts by Chase Gifford
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Super Troopers 2
I believe Anchorman and its less than good sequel is a prime example of the thought being better than the final product. While Super Troopers...
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My NERDy Favorites: March 2018
M A R C H This is my monthly nerdy obsession update. From movies to music to video games and whatever other related nonsense I’ve...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Blockers
It may be predictable, it may be unoriginal, it still manages to be damn funny regardless. The originality bug did not bite but the funny...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: A Quiet Place
Silence can be deafening but in the case of A Quiet Place it’s downright terroristic. From the opening shot the stillness is relentless and rarely...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Ready Player One
For decades Steven Spielberg has shaped pop culture and now he’s brought to life the shrine for it with Ready Player One. As I think...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Unsane
Steven Soderbergh is at a point in his career where he can try whatever random, batshit crazy idea he can come up with. Not only...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Pacific Rim: Uprising
Hey Hasbro, take notes, this is how a giant robot movie should go… mostly. While in no risk of winning any awards outside of a...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Verónica
“Horror is like a serpent; always shedding its skin, always changing. And it will always come back. It can’t be hidden away like the guilty...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Tomb Raider
The curse continues… For most movies I try to enter the theater with an open mind. Maybe I’ll be pleasantly surprised, at the very least...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Red Sparrow
“Female spies typically represented one of two extremes: the seductress who employed her wiles to manipulate men, and the cross-dresser who blended in by impersonating...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Game Night
“You have to learn the rules of the game. And then you have to play better than anyone else.” – Einstein Have you ever seen...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: MUTE
Based in the same universe as Moon, Duncan Jones’ new sci-fi jaunt Mute is one intent on intrigue and mystery. Intention and actually doing it...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Annihilation
“Science fiction writers foresee the inevitable, and although problems and catastrophes may be inevitable, solutions are not.” -Isaac Asimov Wow… where do I begin? From...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Black Panther
After ten years MARVEL Studios is still finding its stride. With their latest addition, Black Panther, they have unveiled one of their crown jewels. With...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: The Ritual
To quote the movie Road Trip, “It’s supposed to be a challenge, that’s why they call it a shortcut; if it was easy it would...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: The Cloverfield Paradox
If Alien and Black Mirror had a baby they would name it The Cloverfield Paradox. While both of those titles are admirable franchises to aspire...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Hostiles
The modern western isn’t exactly anything spectacular. Not since the days of Eastwood, Wayne, and director Sergio Leone have westerns truly shined consistently. There is...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Den of Thieves
January, the month of despair and tears in the world of cinema, is the time all film fans dread. The dumping ground for Hollyweird generally...
