Tom Moore

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Tom is always ready to see and review everything horrifying and hilarious that hits theaters, television, and video games...sometimes. You can check out his other reviews and articles on his blog, Mooreviews.

After Review: A Shallow Adaptation of the Y.A. Novel

Tom Moore - April 12, 2019

Written by Tom Moore Attempting to adapt the Y.A. romance novel of the same name by Anna Todd, After instead creates a romance film full...

Best of Enemies Review: It’s Even Worse than ‘Green Book’

Tom Moore - April 6, 2019

Written by Tom Moore Imagine this: a film that takes place in a time of racism and segregation where a white person and a black...

The Twilight Zone: The First Two Episodes Reviewed

Tom Moore - April 2, 2019

Written by Tom Moore Episode 1: The Comedian Back in 1959, audiences were sucked into their small screens to witness anthology series full of mystery, suspense,...

Hotel Mumbai Review: A Tragic, Lasting Trip Through Hell

Tom Moore - March 25, 2019

Written by Tom Moore Evoking feelings of terror and a choking sense of fear about as real as the true event it’s based on, Hotel...

Women in Horror: The Evolution of the Final Girl

Tom Moore - March 21, 2019

Written by Tom Moore Triumph is a word often associated with those who rise from the ashes of their struggles to make their mark and...

Review: The Aftermath Review is an Unconvincing Romance

Tom Moore - March 18, 2019

Written by Tom Moore When I say that The Aftermath is dull, I really mean it’s dull. Unable to decide whether it wants to be...

Five Feet Apart Review: Don’t Forget the Tissues … Lots of Them

Tom Moore - March 17, 2019

Written by Tom Moore Upon seeing the trailer for Five Feet Apart, I couldn’t help but find myself thinking: “Oh boy, another one of THESE...

Review: Captive State is Rupert Wyatt’s Strong, Lo-Fi Take on Humans vs. Evil Aliens

Tom Moore - March 15, 2019

Written by Tom Moore Likely best known for his directing work on Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Rupert Wyatt trades apes for aliens...

Review: The Hole in the Ground is a Claustrophobic New ‘Creepy Kid’ Thriller

Tom Moore - March 3, 2019

Written by Tom Moore Capturing a mysteriously eerie tone and showcasing how creepy the woods can really be, The Hole in the Ground is a...

Video Game Review: Jump Force

Tom Moore - March 3, 2019

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TlNy3yG5LY Written by Tom Moore Bringing an incredible amount of excellent manga characters and stories since their start in 1968, Weekly Shonen Jump is currently celebrating...

Review: Isn’t It Romantic is a Clever Rom-Com Send-up

Tom Moore - February 17, 2019

Written by Tom Moore While she’s usually seen just outside of the spotlight, Rebel Wilson completely owns it with a confidently funny performance in Isn’t It...