Movie Reviews
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Murder on the Orient Express
This review, much like the film itself, will focus on the characters in order to stay spoiler free. If you have already read the book,...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Thor: Ragnarok
Brandon reviews the latest Marvel Studios movie, Thor: Ragnarok. Thor: Ragnarok Directors: Taika Waititi Writers: Craig Kyle, Christopher Yost, Stephany Folsom, Eric Pearson Actors: Chris...
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Nerdlocker movie review: Tragedy Girls
Each Halloween I feel like the theaters become stuffed with overly serious horror/slasher movies. Ones that give you that tense feeling in the pit...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Blade Runner 2049
It’s films like Blade Runner 2049 that make the unceasing waves of sequel-scum worth the constant eye rolls and negative reviews in hopes of finding...
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Mama’s Boys Movie Review: The Lego Ninjago Movie
Warner Brothers has been delighting audiences with their Lego movie franchise since 2014, unfortunately, while this installment is just as beautifully rendered and fun,...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: American Assassin
The last few years have been somewhat of a mixed bag when it comes to action movies. The bad, Jack Reacher: Never Go Back, the...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: mother!
Darren Aronofsky, the modern day mindbender of mindfuckery cinema strikes again with mother!. I sit here writing these words not having a clue what to...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: IT
I hate hype, it’s like an ugly little creature with nothing to offer but disappointment and an indescribable stench lying somewhere between wet dog and...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Wind River
The loss of hope can be a powerful motivator. In Wind River the characters face this hopelessness in the form of two paths; a path...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: The Hitman’s Bodyguard
It what could have easily been a forgettable, run-of-the-mill action/comedy, the chemistry between leads Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson ends up saving the film...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Atomic Blonde
It is my belief that every genre has the ability to become revered based on quality and execution. Whether it’s comedy or in the case...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Dunkirk
For the most part, directors are an unknown for general audiences. They really couldn’t care less. Then there are those whose names nearly overshadow the...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: The Big Sick
Kumail Nanjiani is a likable fella. He’s down-to-earth, quick-witted, and quite funny. I had the pleasure of watching him introduce the boisterous 1993 Indian film,...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Spider-Man: Homecoming
It’s been fifteen years since Tobey Maguire first donned the Spidey suit. It’s hard to believe it’s been that long already but here we are,...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: War for the Planet of the Apes
Movie trilogies are usually comprised of one or two good films with a weak link dragging the franchise down into mediocrity. Of course this could...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Baby Driver
Never has music and bank robbery been so symbiotic. Edgar Wright brings his signature fast paced editing and breakneck zoom-ins to the often tired genre...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: It Comes At Night
‘It’ is scary for one reason, a lack of description. What is it? Where is it? What is it after? Not knowing doesn’t allow for...
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Nerdlocker Movie Review: Wonder Woman
The doom and gloom that has plagued the DCEU may, for the time being at least, be over. Yes, the savior of the DC Universe...
