Cranky Curmudgeon: “The Elixir”
The Elixir This is a Zombie World Tour! It’s Halloween week, of course I’m going to review a zombie movie. This week George Romero – the guy who made Night […]
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Cranky Curmudgeon: “The Perfect Neighbor”
The Perfect Neighbor Over my many years I’ve had little interaction with the police. I’ve gotten two speeding tickets in over 50 years driving, we were burglarized and called the […]
Cranky Curmudgeon: “The Wrath of Becky”
The Wrath of Becky The title is, I hope I’m not reaching here, a play on a recent Jason Stathan movie called The Wrath of Man. Hopefully the makers aren’t […]
Cranky Curmudgeon: “Borderlands”
Borderlands For once I’m not sure how to begin a review. A lot of y’all probably have watched Borderlands at some point, so reading my words about it basically sets […]
Cranky Curmudgeon: “Sunday Best: The Untold Story of Ed Sullivan”
Sunday Best: The Untold Story of Ed Sullivan When I was a girl, we didn’t have a TV in our household. Shocking, I know, but we were part of a […]
Cranky Curmudgeon: “Final Destination: Bloodlines”
Final Destination: Bloodlines This is a franchise that has a super simple premise that has been cleverly handled all the way from the first movie in 2000 till the current […]
2 4 1 – Cranky & CFR Review: “The Fantastic Four: First Steps”
The Fantastic Four: First Steps Cranky Review For the second week in a row I went to a movie I had not expected to think much of and was very […]
2 4 1 – Cranky & CFR Review: “Superman”
Superman Quick Note Yes this review was supposed to go live on Monday, July 21. Unfortunately, WordPress pulled a joke on me and it took me, CFR, two days to […]
Cranky Curmudgeon: “Troll”
Troll Some of my favorite movies come out of Norway, like Dead Sno and Trollhunter. For a moment I thought this might be the latter, but it’s horror with a […]
Cranky Curmudgeon: “The Last of Us”
The Last of Us Y’all know that zombies are my favorite monster because they’re so versatile and a great blank slate for the social commentary that is the real purpose […]
