To the surprise of most, Percy Jackson 2010 actually got a sequel in 2013’s in Sea of Monsters. Sure the originally director didn’t come back or a bunch of the original actors including horse Pierce Brosnan but the core trio of Percy, Percy’s friend and Percy’s another friend. This time they’re on a quest for the Golden Fleece which they’re going to use to heal a tree that makes a forcefield that used to be a girl. And Luke’s back if you remember him! Thanks for watching our Caravan Of Garbage review

In the midst of Harry Potter fever every studio was looking for their own potential young adult franchise to bring to the big screen. In 2010 20th Century Fox settled on Rick Riordan’s Percy Jackson series, beginning with Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief. They even brought on board Christopher Columbus, the director of the first two Harry Potter movies. Sadly the magic wasn’t replicated and what we got was a muddled half hearted attempt of an adaptation that fell short in almost every way minus the incredible cast of barely trying known names. Thanks for watching our Caravan Of Garbage review

If there’s one this 2012’s Prometheus needed, it’s some explanations for what the hell just happened. And if there’s one other thing it needed was to be exactly like the movies Alien and Aliens. The solution to both ended up being the 2017 sequel/prequel Alien: Covenant. Doing away with the previous lead character Elizabeth Shawit follows a new crew of expendable and stupid human beings who run afoul of Michael Fassbender’s David along with the Xenomorph. Thanks for watching our Caravan Of Garbage review!

The Alien franchise was flagging after the middling reception of the previous few entries including a crossover with the Predator franchise. In an effort to bring back both the prestige of Alien and Aliens plus the fan base Ridley Scott returned to the series with Prometheus. Set up as a prequel of sorts with echo’s of future entries it assembled a steller cast, the help of Lost’s Damon Lindelof and a huge budget. To this day it sits as an odd entry to failed to deliever on its promise but not without it’s high points. Thanks for watching our Caravan Of Garbage review

It’s our final entry in our ‘That’s a comic book movie?!?’ series! And we’re taking a look at an entry that’s barely an entry, 2013’s Oblivion. This is the first pairing of Tom Cruise and Joseph Kosinski who’d later reteam in the much more successful Top Gun: Maverick in 2022. Set in the apocalyptic future of 2077, there’s a big triangle in the sky telling Tom Cruise what to do which you’d think would be fine but it might be bad actually. Thanks for watching our Caravan Of Garbage review

It’s time for another look at a comic book movie that you might not think is a comic book movie! We’re tackling Bulletproof Monk from 2003, the Chow Yun-fat and Sean William Scott lead action comedy that we discover is completely servicable and forgettable as a movie about a magic scroll that gives you some magic. The fight scenes are okay! The cast chemistry is okay! And the story is okay! What more could you want from a movie nobody has seen or ever talked about. Thanks for watching our Caravan Of Garbage review

We’re back with the next installment of our look at Comic Book Movies that people might not know are comic book movies! This week, the Pamela Anderson 1996 action vehicle Barb Wire. Based on the comic of the same name published under Dark Horse and Comics Greatest World it sees Barbara “The Wire” Kopetski facing a distopian nightmare future in the far flung future of 2017. And for a movie that isn’t great it sure has it all. Fights! Motor bikes! Explosions! An extended stripping scene whilst Pamela Anderson gets hosed down for a really long time! What a time to be alive. Thanks for watching our Caravan Of Garbage review

TIMECOP. Sorry I’m getting ahead of myself. Basically we like the idea of doing a series of videos on movies that you didn’t realise were based on comic books. And in the first of four weeks we’re taking a look at peak JCVD (Jean-Claude Van Damme), Timecop. A movie about a man who’s both time and cop determined to stop financial criminality across the centuries whilst not really bothering with the actual ramifications. You can kill whomever in Timecop, it’s totally fine don’t worry about it. Hell of a movie though. Thanks for watching our Caravan Of Garbage review.

Smallville did a hell of a job reinstablishing the origins of Clark Kent/Superman as well building it’s own law that’s become canon across other DC Universes including Superman in the DCU. Here we look at the pilot episode, a Christopher Reeve cameo episode plus the two hour series finale that wrapped up it’s incredible 10 season run. Plus we get into the freak of the week trope, the lack of an actual Superman costume or appearance, it’s continuation in the CW with Crisis on Infinite Earths, Season 11 and the potential upcoming animated series. Thanks for watching our Caravan Of Garbage review.

The Superman extraveganzy bonanza continues with a look at Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman! Starting in 1993 and running for four seasons it achieved huge ratings over the majority of it’s time before its eventual cancellation. Starring Teri Hatcher and Dean Cain and bringing sci-fi, romance and adventure to the small screen (more…)

2025 is quickly becoming the year of Superman with the DCU reboot courtesy of James Gunn. So over the next three weeks we’re going to take a look at THREE classic Superman TV shows, starting with Adventures of Superman from 1952 starring George Reeves. It’s a hell of a show propelled the character to new (more…)

Just when we thought we was out, they pull us back in. To talk about Michael Crichton movies! This week it’s John McTiernan’s (director of Die Hard, The Hunt for Red October, Predator) The 13th Warrior. Considered one of the biggest box office bombs of all time this Antonio Banderas action flick is certainly not (more…)