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.

Escape Room: Surprising, but Not Surprising Enough

Tom Moore - January 6, 2019

Written by Tom Moore When I saw the trailer for Escape Room, I thought that it was just cashing in on a trend and would...

Review: Holmes and Watson is Utterly Disappointing in Every Way Imaginable

Tom Moore - December 28, 2018

Written by Tom Moore Is there a more iconic duo than that of the illustrious Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson? Probably not, as you...

Review: Mary Poppins Returns is a Fun & Magical But Not the Perfect Poppins Sequel

Tom Moore - December 22, 2018

Written by Tom Moore I’ve been dreading seeing Mary Poppins Returns for the simple reason of not wanting to support Disney in creating unnecessary sequels...

Review: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is One of the Best Superhero Movies of All-Time

Tom Moore - December 15, 2018

Written by Tom Moore If you ask damn near anyone who their favorite superhero is, it’s a pretty safe bet that many people would probably...

Review: Mortal Engines is Forgettable Trash

Tom Moore - December 14, 2018

Written by Tom Moore Based on the best-selling novel series by Phillip Reeves, Mortal Engines promises to be the next great epic adventure from Peter...

Review: Anna and the Apocalypse is a Genre-Bending Delight

Tom Moore - December 2, 2018

Written by Tom Moore Now, before I get to the movie, this review needs to start with a quick apology. Just to take a quick...

Review: The Spyro Reignited Trilogy

Tom Moore - November 29, 2018

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orzNU1R4wb8 Written by Tom Moore Being one of the most iconic characters from the original PlayStation era, Spyro the Dragon has seen quite the struggle since...

Green Book is a Complex, Yet Endearing Character Drama

Tom Moore - November 23, 2018

Written by Tom Moore Green Book takes its viewers through a tough, yet heartwarming journey through the 1960’s American South as two men learn the...

Review: Robin Hood Robs From the Audience’s Wallet & Gives Them Nothing

Tom Moore - November 21, 2018

Written by Tom Moore The story of Robin Hood is probably one of the oldest, and most classic tales told to us as kids. He’s...

Review: Cam May be One of Blumhouse’s Best Films Ever

Tom Moore - November 17, 2018

WARNING SPOILERS AHEAD Exploring the world of online web cam girls and the repercussions of doing anything to be famous, Netflix’s new film, Cam, is not...

Review: Overlord is The Video Game Zombie Shoot ‘Em Up You’ve Been Waiting For

Tom Moore - November 10, 2018

Zombies have been rising in popularity since George A. Romero first had the dead rise from their graves back in 1968 with Night of...

Review: The Nutcracker and the Four Realms is as Hollow as a Wooden Soldier

Tom Moore - November 4, 2018

Written by Tom Moore Disney is at it again with another live-action adaptation of an iconic tale. However, unlike more recent adaptations, this film isn’t...

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