Jason Gaston

Tag: 2019 Movies

8/16/2025

Hellboy (2019) | The VHS Vault
11/4/2023

Haunt – 31 Spooky Movies of Halloween
5/19/2020

Jay and Silent Bob Reboot Goes for Fan Service and Self-Referential Humor while a Better Story Was Begging to be Seen
4/6/2020

1917 is an exciting, engrossing, and intoxicating experience
2/4/2020

I Have Seen “Cats” and I Have… Thoughts.
1/19/2020

Annabelle Comes Home is a Shallow Gallery of Jump Scares
11/18/2019

“Lady and the Tramp” is Just Fine and, for a Live-Action Disney Remake… that’s Fine
11/12/2019

“Maleficent: Mistress of Evil” Once Again Chooses the Lazy Route and Makes a Villain a Hero
11/5/2019

‘The Angry Birds Movie 2’ is an Unexpectedly Hilarious Sequel
10/19/2019

‘Zombieland: Double Tap” is a Mostly Toothless Sequel
10/15/2019

‘Joker’ is a Masterpiece
10/14/2019

‘It: Chapter Two’: Never Send an Adult to Do a Kid’s Job
9/25/2019

‘Between Two Ferns: The Movie’ is the Feature Length Movie Based on an Internet Show You Never Knew You Always Wanted
9/3/2019

“Steven Universe: The Movie” is a Celebration of Song, Life, Love, and Change
8/26/2019

‘The Secret Life of Pets 2’: Because Absolutely No One Demanded It!
8/25/2019

‘The Banana Splits’ is the Weirdest Joke Ever Filmed
8/22/2019

Fact and Fiction Swirl About in ‘The Amazing Johnathan Documentary’
8/19/2019

Marlon Wayans Plays Easy Stereotypes for Laughs that Never Come in “Sextuplets”
8/18/2019

‘Invader Zim’ Returns to “Enter the Florpus”
8/12/2019

‘Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark’ is a Marvelously Macabre Retelling of a Childhood Favorite
7/28/2019

The Lion Sleeps Tonight: “The Lion King” is a Dull and Uninspired Retelling
7/21/2019

‘Batman vs. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ Works in Spite of Itself
7/2/2019

‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ is a Fun and Poignant End to Phase Three
6/27/2019

Toy Story 4 is the Masterfully Animated, Bittersweet, Heartwarming, and Hilarious Movie We Totally Didn’t Need
6/26/2019

Yes, ‘Dark Phoenix’ Really Is That Bad
6/24/2019

An Inventive and Clever Movie, ‘Child’s Play’ Hobbles Itself by Being a Remake When it Didn’t Have to Be
6/22/2019

Adam Sandler’s ‘Murder Mystery’ is an Unexpectedly Charming Throwback
6/20/2019

‘I Am Mother’ is a Thoughtful and Uneasy Ethical and Moral Dilemma
6/18/2019

‘Men in Black: International’ is Mediocre Without Borders
6/3/2019

If It Hadn’t Been for Those Meddling Humans, ‘Godzilla: King of the Monsters’ Would Have Gotten Away With It
5/31/2019

Netflix’ ‘Rim of the World’ Is a ‘Goonies’ Type Adventure that Keeps the Danger Real
5/29/2019

Brightburn: The Birth of a Super Villain
5/28/2019

The Often Imitated But Never Duplicated: ‘Aladdin’ Chooses Imitation over Innovation
5/14/2019

‘What We Left Behind’ Takes a Whimsical, Fond, and Sometimes Critical Look Back at Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
5/10/2019

‘Scary Stories’ takes a fond look back at the legacy of a really messed up series of children’s book
4/26/2019

‘Avengers: Endgame’ is Not Only an Ending, but a New Beginning
4/16/2019

‘Hellboy’ is an Unholy Mess
4/14/2019

‘Missing Link’ is Missing Some of that Old Laika Magic
4/8/2019

Pet Semetary: Sometimes the Original is Better
4/7/2019

Shazam! Pure Magic!
4/2/2019

Justice League vs. The Fatal Five
3/25/2019

This is “Us”
3/11/2019

Captain Marvel Flies High, But Not Above its Predecessors
3/10/2019

Scooby Doo and the Curse of the 13th Ghost: A Television Finale 35 Years Late, But Still Welcome
2/18/2019

Alita: Battle Angel Excels at World Building, but Not Much Else
2/9/2019

The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part Tries Its Best to Fill Some Big Brick Shoes
2/2/2019

How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World May Be the Weakest in the Trilogy, but It Ends the Series Beautifully.

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