Jason Hurst

It's positioned as the spiritual successor to the first two films of the franchise: “The Terminator” and “Judgment Day.” Unfortunately, that tie doesn’t do much to improve the film’s quality.

It could have been a much more intricate and layered movie, and “Maleficent: Mistress of Evil” falls victim to the introduction of too many themes and poor execution.

 It’s a rare sensation — a film receiving a sequel after this many years and its entire cast returning (many of which, as the trailers will jokingly tell you, are Oscar-nominated and winning performers).

Staff writter Jason Hurst gives his input on the shaky agreement between Marvel and Sony.

“Ad Astra” is a Latin phrase that means “to the stars,” an apt title for a film set almost entirely in space. Starring Brad Pitt as Major Roy McBride, a steadfast astronaut who never loses his cool, the film is also an interesting space adventure unlike any in recent memory.

Unlike most debaucherous coming-of-age stories, “Good Boys” strays from the usual formula of sex-crazed, booze-filled young adult experiences and aims for something a little purer.

Nostalgia trip adaptation of book series not enough to stand out in crowded horror world. 

This week Staff Writer Jason Hurst reviews the recently released 'Shazam!'

Staff writer Jason Hurst reviews the recently released horror film "Us."

A review on the recently released 'Captain Marvel' written by contributing writer Jason Hurst.