Tag: Ron Perlman

Animated Greatness Superman in the 1990s experienced a huge surge in interest due to ABC’s Lois & Clark on television and his death in the comics, becoming a national …

Messily edited and vapid, even by Paul W.S. Anderson videogame movie standards, Monster Hunter is a dud.

Get Me Big Baby Yes, Hellboy II is flush with comic book, fantasy action. Sword fights and magic fights and tree fights and gun fights; Hellboy II relishes them …

Find Them Here Removed from the scripting pressures and fervor over Harry Potter, this prequel, even if unnecessary, finds a sharp voice. Inundated with social commentary – of the …

Beastly It’s not easy being Fantastic Beasts, the film set in the 1920s, hovering through an ugly period of American history with an almost snobbish retrospect. There’s magic though. …

A twisting thriller with fearless direction pits Ron Perlman against a masked man with killer potential Poker Night is a twisted gem displaying a warped sense of humor. Writer …

This type of film has been done before and better, so it is more of a rental than anything else.

Pacific Rim is unapologetic for its cinema conquering nonsense.

If Mutant Chronicles were comprised only of its opening and closing segments, there would be a lot to forgive given the energy, style, and excitement. Actually, Mutant Chronicles is …

When you have the right director at the helm, one who cares for the source material, you end up with something like Hellboy. This wild, fun, and enormously entertaining …