Ryan S Rogers

We have John Wick at home.

A low budget horror that provides some creepiness and fun spooks.

A frenetic and chaotic action movie that drags in spots. One hell of a directorial debut for Dev Patel

A pulpy neo-noir romantic thriller that takes some big swings and, for the most part, lands them well.

Makes up for any lack of substance in the first part, but trades a bit of style for it

Look. I'm having a good time, but there's too much here.

Just a masterfully designed machine that spits out perfectly packaged dopamine.

A solid mid-tier comedy that you do not want to watch on an airplane.

The innovative take that the genre needed.

Some good stuff in here, but the presentation gets in the way.

Definitely a 'style over substance' movie, but the style is pretty good.

In a year of pro-business biopics, it's nice to get something that feels more real.

More like Dumb Movie...

A late season movie that puts all the summer blockbusters to shame.

An interesting concept, but not a lot of life in it.

Eat your heart out, duolingo.

A Frankenstein tale where the monster is incredibly horny.

A rhythm game built for people with no rhythm (i.e. me)

A fairly one-note builder type game without enough of a hook to keep me interested.

Technically a survival horror type game, but in reality it's the best comedy I've played in a long time.

A very simple movie, masterfully done in a way that only Fincher does.

A Max Payne like with amazing story, narration, and visuals. Just don't ask about the gameplay.

Compelling, but kind of disjointed. Did not stick the landing. Overall I liked it, and would recommend, but can absolutely see why people dislike it.