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Jeffrey Wright puts in a great performance, and I got some nice laughs from the satire in this film. The supporting cast also does a solid job. Starring: Jeffrey Wright, Erika Alexander, Issa Rae, and Sterling K. Brown Directed by: Cord Jefferson Rated R for language throughout, some drug use, sexual references and brief violence

Michael J. Fox is back as our title character Stuart, and I love this sequel just as much as the first film. In fact, I'm on the rare side that thinks Part 2 is a tad bit better. Starring: Michael J. Fox, Geena Davis, Hugh Laurie, Melanie Griffith, James Woods, and Jonathan Lipnicki Directed by: Rob Minkoff Rated PG for brief mild language

Michael J. Fox is great as our title character, Geena Davis and Hugh Laurie have an A+ chemistry, and the use of camera trickery/visual effects are wonderful. I've always loved this movie, and I still think it's extremely underrated. Starring: Michael J. Fox, Geena Davis, Hugh Laurie, Nathan Lane, and Jonathan Lipnicki Directed by: Rob Minkoff Rated PG for brief language

I can understand why people hate the ending, but I've always enjoyed this flick. Neeson puts in a great performance, the thrills are plenty, and the plane crash sequence is highly memorable. Starring: Liam Neeson and Frank Grillo Directed by: Joe Carnahan Rated R for violence/disturbing content including bloody images, and for pervasive language

Starring: Lou Diamond Phillips, Lori Petty, and Steven Williams Directed by William Wesley Rated R for strong violence and language

Starring: Dane Cook, Guy Torry, and Susan Ward Directed by: Patrice Dinhut Suggested MPAA Rating: Rated R for strong zombie violence and gore, and for language Support: patreon.com/allflowsreachout Follow FRO Thizzle Reviews: https://www.instagram.com/frothizzlereviews https://x.com/FroReviews Facebook: FRO Thizzle Reviews

I liked Joel Kinnaman in the lead role, and some of the action sequences are decent, but coming from a legend like John Woo .. I ended up feeling disappointed. Starring: Joel Kinnaman and Kid Cudi Directed by: John Woo Rated R for strong bloody violence, drug use and some language

Stephen Graham puts in a fantastic performance, the supporting cast is great, and the overall direction is stellar. Starring: Stephen Graham and Vinette Robinson Directed by: Phillip Barantini Rated R for pervasive language and some drug use Support: patreon.com/allflowsreachout Follow FRO Thizzle Reviews: https://www.instagram.com/frothizzlereviews https://x.com/FroReviews Facebook: FRO Thizzle R...

Glengarry Glen Ross has incredible acting from a strong cast, dynamite foul-mouthed dialogue, and wonderful direction. One of my favorite movies of all-time. Starring: Jack Lemmon, Al Pacino, Ed Harris, and Alan Arkin Directed by: James Foley Support: patreon.com/allflowsreachout Follow FRO Thizzle Reviews: https://www.instagram.com/frothizzlereviews https://x.com/FroReviews Facebook: FRO Thizzle...

I always loved this remake! Our main characters are likable, the violence is brutal and we have grotesque imagery that works well with the overall unnerving tone. I recommend if you haven't seen this flick. Starring: Jessica Biel, Jonathan Tucker, and R. Lee Ermey Directed by: Marcus Nispel Rated R for strong horror violence/gore, language and drug content

While the heist sub-plot is familiar, I enjoyed 1992. We have good performances all across the board, and a great final appearance by the late Ray Liotta. Starring: Tyrese Gibson, Scott Eastwood, Dylan Arnold, and Ray Liotta Directed by: Ariel Vromen Rated R for violence and pervasive language

Martin Lawrence and Steve Zahn have great chemistry, the action sequences are fun, and I get belly laughs nearly throughout the film. Starring: Martin Lawrence, Steve Zahn, and Bill Duke Directed by: Dennis Dugan Rated PG-13 for violence, language and some sensuality Support: patreon.com/allflowsreachout Follow FRO Thizzle Reviews: https://www.instagram.com/frothizzlereviews https://x.com/FroRevie...

I've always loved this road-trip buddy comedy. Tim Robbins and Martin Lawrence have a surprisingly great chemistry, we have a solid supporting cast, and the shenanigans that ensue give me big laughs. Starring: Tim Robbins, Martin Lawrence, John C. McGinley, & Giancarlo Esposito Directed by: Steve Oedekerk Rated R for pervasive strong language and a sex scene

strong language advised This movie is bottom of the barrel material. The acting is extremely wooden, the fight choreography is laughable, and the special effects are some of the worst I've ever seen. Starring: Robin Shou, James Remar, Sandra Hess, and Brian Thompson Directed by: John R. Leonetti Rated PG-13 for non-stop martial arts violence and for being a terrible movie Support: patreon.com/allf...

This one wasn't my cup of tea, guys. Despite the strong cast, I found the acting and overall direction to be clunky and awkward. The camerawork was annoying to me. And I don't think the 2 hour and 20 min. runtime was worth it. Starring: Julia Roberts, Mahershala Ali, Ethan Hawke, and Kevin Bacon Directed by: Sam Esmail Rated R for language, some sexual content, drug use and brief bloody images

Macaulay Culkin does a wonderful job playing Kevin, Pesci and Stern are awesome as the Wet Bandits, and the musical score is memorable. Starring: Macauley Culkin, Joe Pesci, David Stern, Catherine O'Hara, and John Heard Directed by: Chris Columbus Rated PG for language and slapstick violence

I consider this one to be educational. It's the first film with the term "zombie" in the title, and also the first time we've ever seen "zombies." Flesh-eaters were introduced by Romero in 1968, but voodoo zombies began with White Zombie in '32. Despite my zombie bias, I really enjoy this flick. Bela Lugosi is fantastic here.

Steve Martin and the late great John Candy have a dynamite chemistry here. Tons of goofball laughs, and even some heart-felt moments that made me tear up. I highly recommend! Starring: Steve Martin and John Candy Directed by: John Hughes

I've always loved this flick! Kevin Bacon puts in a great performance, John Goodman steals the show, and the carnage is a brutal delight when it pops up. One of my favorite revenge films. Starring: Kevin Bacon, Garrett Hedlund, Kelly Preston, and John Goodman Directed by: James Wan Rated R for strong bloody brutal violence and pervasive language Support: patreon.com/allflowsreachout Follow FRO Thi...

strong language advised I can't believe that Reborn is worse than 3. The acting is cardboard, the effects (both practical and CGI) are horrendous, and there's nothing scary about this new Creeper. Everything in this f***ing movie is laughable. Rated R for violence, gore and language, and for being a terrible movie

strong language advised Absolutely horrendous. There is not one solitary good thing about Jeepers Creepers 3. Horrible acting, extremely forgettable kills, and a sluggish Creeper that's not-so creepy.

The film that innovated flesh-eating zombies. From the mind of my favorite filmmaker of all-time, George A. Romero. Starring: Duane Jones Directed by: George A. Romero Support: patreon.com/allflowsreachout Follow FRO Thizzle Reviews: https://www.instagram.com/frothizzlereviews https://x.com/FroReviews Facebook: FRO Thizzle Reviews

I'm in the minority, but I've always enjoyed this game. Sure, the mechanics are clunky, and the animation isn't great, but I still have an absolute blast playing it.

Eddie Griffin is great as the title character, we have a fun supporting cast including a scene-stealing Dave Chappelle, and some moments that definitely push the PG-13 rating. I admit that I do have a nostalgic bias with my overall rating, but I still love Undercover Brother. Starring: Eddie Griffin, Chris Kattan, Dave Chappelle, Chi McBride, and Billy Dee Williams Directed by: Malcolm D. Lee Rate...

As an emcee, it doesn't get better than fighting as some of the greatest emcees that ever lived. The mechanics are smooth, the finishing moves are kick-ass, and the story-line is a ton of fun!