The Invisible Man (1933) is one of my favorite Universal Classic Monster films and I've seen it multiple times. When I heard there was going to be another reboot by Universal Pictures and Blumhouse, I was cautiously optimistic, but was not disappointed.
Taking place 27 years after the 2017 remake of "It", Pennywise returns to terrorize the small town of Derry and its inhabitants. It's up to the Losers Club to return to their home town and face their fears for the good of mankind. Does the sequel float as well as its predecessor? I particularly didn't think so.
When Andy's mother gives him a new doll for his birthday, he soon discovers there's more to Chucky than meets the eye.
"Welcome to a new age of gods and monsters."Dr. Henry Jekyll The Mummy launches the "Dark Universe" that Universal is trying to set up. A cinematic universe (like the MCU) connecting all of the classic monsters like Frankenstein, Dracula, Creature from the Black Lagoon, and the Invisible Man. With Bride of Frankenstein being the next … Continue reading The Mummy (2017)
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