Film Review Archive (A-Z)

# 1917 (2019) — 8/10 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) — No rating A Adam (2009) — 9/10 Alien³ (Original Cut 1992/Assembly Cut 2003) — 8/10 Alpha (2018) — 7/10 An Education (2009) — 7/10 Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018) — 7/10 Apocalypto (2006) — 10/10 Aquaman (2018) — 6.5/10 Atomic Blonde (2017) — 6/10

This Will Destroy You — This Will Destroy You

5/10 For Christmas in 2011, my cousin Adrian, aka “The Rabbit,” bought me a stack of CD’s. He was unsure if I’d like them, outside of one, which he thought was a gimme. I enjoyed every album from the stack…but the gimme. Which is weird, considering Adrian and I have a very similar tastes in

This is Solid State Volume 3

7/10 I’ve got a real soft spot for label compilations. These albums often act as a showcase, a snapshot in time of just what that given label has to offer. Also, they generally only cost a few dollars, so when I was living in my first college apartment, during spring semester of my sophomore year

They Might Be Giants — Flood

8/10 When you live life like I do, you aren’t afforded many opportunities to do something the rest of the world would consider “spontaneous” or “random.” In May of 2002, when John T Meche III asked me to accompany him on his senior trip to the Imperial Palace in Biloxi, Mississippi, I said “yes.” The

The Hunt vs. Ready or Not: A Hunting People Movie Head-to-Head

Armageddon and Deep Impact. Volcano and Dante’s Inferno. Sometimes movie studios just seem to have the same idea at the same time. Whether serendipity or the plain old sincerest form of flattery, it’s happened since movies have been released, and now we’ve got two “People Hunting Other People” movies in the same time frame. How

Demolition Man

1993 Warner Bros. PicturesDirected by: Marco Brambilla; Written by: Daniel Waters, Robert Reneau, and Peter M. LenkovStarring: Sylvester Stallone, Wesley Snipes, Sandra Bullock, and Nigel HawthorneMPAA Rating: R; Running Time: 115 MinutesThe Nicsperiment Score: 6/10 John Spartan struggles with property destruction. Every time he arrests someone, something explodes. The LAPD Sergeant is a self-described maniac,

Filmshake’s Talking About Demolition Man!

Needs more veins. This Filmshake, Jordan Courtney and I are covering the 1993 sci-fi actioneer, Demolition Man. What is wrong with this movie? Conversely, what is right with this movie? Is everything that is wrong and right about this movie happening at the same time? It’s a weird zany, kind of funny, kind of…boring, but

Nintendo Switch Reviews Archive

In the most exciting news since disco was murdered, I just created an archive page for all of my Nintendo Switch reviews. This thrilling page contains links and scores to all the Switch reviews I’ve written. You can find the electrifying link below. Surely, with quarantine orders extended, and no end in sight, the Nicsperiment

Apocalypto (Film Review)

2006 Buena Vista Pictures Directed by: Mel Gibson; Written by: Mel Gibson and Bruce Davey Starring: Rudy Youngblood, Raoul Trujillo, Mayra Sérbulo, Dalia Hernández, Jonathan Brewer, Gerardo Taracena, Rodolfo Palacios, Bernardo Ruiz Juarez, Ammel Rodrigo Mendoza, Ricardo Diaz Mendoza, and Israel Contreras MPAA Rating: R; Running Time: 138 MinutesThe Nicsperiment Score: 10/10 Jaguar Paw lives

Time for a Review of Devil May Cry, A 2000’s Game If Ever There Was One!

Since I’m doing “2000’s Week,” I figured I should play and review a game on the most 2000’s console of them all–the PS2. PS2 is the best-selling console of all time, but Devil May Cry, which I finished last week, is the first game I’ve ever played for it. As a Playstation hater, I’ve got