Sci-Fi

A review of the 2020 sci-fi action movie Breach starring Cody Kearsley, Bruce Willis and Thomas Jane and directed by John Suits.

Dune Drifter may not have the budget of most sci-fi movies, but it uses its budget well to tell a compelling and unique sci-fi story.

Jiu Jitsu has an interesting premise and action sequences, but the plot is so dull and thin that the movie becomes pretty boring.

To Your Last Death is a solid mix of animation, horror, and time loop elements with some interesting ideas that don’t always overcome some of the movie’s faults.

2067 might not be the most original time travel movie, but it is still a thrilling story filled with enough twists to keep fans of the genre entertained.

Max Reload and the Nether Blasters is a silly and sometimes stupid B movie that might not be perfect, but the creators’ love for retro video games and pop culture from the 1980s and 1990s is clearly evident.

Time Loop is a solid time travel movie whose smaller budget prevents it from bringing anything highly original to the genre.

At times Volition shows its smaller budget, but when you look past that you find a movie that has a clever twist on the formula that fans of the genre should really enjoy.

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker might not be what everyone was hoping for, but I thought it was still an enjoyable Star Wars movie and a solid conclusion to the Skywalker legacy.

Vivarium has a genuinely interesting premise and atmosphere with good acting that unfortunately drags at times due to stretching its plot too thin.