Barbie the Movie [FILM REVIEW]

Posted By Megan Renee on Jul 28, 2023 in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Films, Review: Theatrical Release Films, Reviews

Is the PINK-est movie of the year actually one of the darkest satire’s on patriarchy since “Fight Club?”

“To live in Barbie Land is to be a perfect being in a perfect place. Unless you have a full-on existential crisis. Or you’re a Ken.”

Read our review and find out!

Scary Movie Night: Rob Zombie’s Halloween [DVD/BLU-RAY REVIEW]

Posted By Karen "Neckromance" St. Claire on Oct 30, 2020 in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Blu-Ray, Review: DVDs, Review: Films, Review: Multimedia, Review: Scary Movie Night, Review: Theatrical Release Films, Reviews, User Submitted Reviews

Director: Rob Zombie Production Companies: Dimension Films, Nightfall Productions, Spectacle Entertainment Group, Trancas International Distribution Company: The Weinstein Company Genre: Horror Series: Based on Halloween by John Carpenter and Debra Hill which created a huge series as the saga continues MPAA: R Music: Tyler Bates / John Carpenter (film score) Soundtrack Credits: Click Here Release Date: August 31, 2007 Purchase: Click...

The Room [INDEPENDENT FILM REVIEW]

Posted By Reverend Leviathan on Oct 26, 2017 in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: DVDs, Review: Films, Review: Indie Films, Review: Theatrical Release Films, Reviews, Type: Article (w/ Photos)

Though this film has been out for fourteen years now, I had only heard of it a couple years ago.  It was described to me as “legendary” and many reviews described it as being the “worst film ever made.”  Being a fan of independent, B films and critically-panned movies I decided I had to check it out and throw in my two cents as well, as we’re coming upon the release of The Disaster Artist, a film that is about the making of The Room.

Crimson Peak [FILM REVIEW]

Posted By Anwuli Okeke on Oct 14, 2015 in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Films, Review: Theatrical Release Films, Reviews, Type: Article (w/ Photos)

Crimson Peak, the latest movie from Mexican director Guillermo Del Toro (Hellboy, Pan’s Labyrinth, Pacific Rim), is keeping audiences restless with anticipation because though it’s yet to debut in theaters, the buzz so far is quite positive. Advertised as a horror movie, Crimson Peak will be competing with the more youth-focused Goosebumps when it debuts in theaters later this month. (Interestingly, there aren’t many horror films this October. With Eli Roth’s long delayed “torture-porn” film, The Green Inferno, dropping in September, the only other theatrical release horror film before…