About: Matt Hendricks

Matt Hendricks

Matt Hendricks is an independent filmmaker and wannabe writer/screenwriter who likes writing about "other people's movies". Read about Matt's top ten favorites.

Website: http://matthendricks.org/

Posts by Matt Hendricks:

100 Great Alternative Horror Classics to Watch This Halloween

Posted on: 17 Oct 2021

We all have our favorite horror classics that we watch every Halloween. While our favorite titles put us in the right spirit for the season, they also fail to be truly scary or surprising after they’ve been viewed for, roughly, the twentieth time. Horror classics are a wonderful and familiar pleasure, but it’s also important to […]

Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile (2019) Review

Posted on: 03 Oct 2021

Zac Efron is so naturalistically seductive in his portrayal of Ted Bundy that it’s near-tragic that his performance is not featured in a better film. Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile attempts to depict the infamous serial killer through the eyes of his longtime girlfriend, Liz Kendall (portrayed with empathy and commitment by Lily Collins). […]

Another Girl (2021) Review

Posted on: 13 Sep 2021

Another Girl is the latest film by writer/director Allison Burnett. It is a continuation of his 2014 cult masterpiece, Ask Me Anything, which is based on his own novel, Undiscovered Gyrl. Ask Me Anything and Undiscovered Gyrl follow the exploits of an adventurous, promiscuous and self-destructive eighteen-year-old girl named Katie Kampenfelt. An exhibitionist of the […]

Brightburn (2019) Review

Posted on: 08 Sep 2021

This Gunn family production (produced by James and written by his brothers, Brian and Mark) is a dark, clever, and shocking twist on modern superhero mythology. Much like Superman, the title character of Brightburn mysteriously crashes on Earth and is discovered by two kind and loving parents (the excellent Elizabeth Banks and David Denman). Also […]

Back to Burnett: Allison Burnett Discusses His Latest Film, Another Girl

Posted on: 01 Sep 2021

We have already thoroughly detailed Allison Burnett’s life and career. To briefly summarize, he’s a professional screenwriter who also works as a novelist and independent filmmaker. He’s the rare artist who has found creative and financial success—though rarely with the same project. Burnett recently published his seventh novel, The Ghosts of Normal, and directed his […]

Top Ten Matthew Modine Movie Performances

Posted on: 27 Aug 2021

Hollywood has never quite known what to do with Matthew Modine. Sure, he had a highly enviable hot streak in the eighties and nineties, but he never quite mixed with the mainstream in the same manner as other successful actors of his time (Tom Cruise, Tom Hanks, Nicolas Cage). This appears to suit the individualistic […]

Top Ten Richard Donner Movies

Posted on: 25 Jul 2021

Richard Donner was a film director who explored many different genres. Comedy, drama, action, Western, horror, fantasy, superhero, family… you name it, and he did it masterfully. What he lent to each genre he worked within is insurmountable, as he pretty much left behind a classic in each one. His recent passing on July 5, […]

CATCHING UP WITH CLEMENT: Nicholas Clement Discusses His Recent Work With Arrow Video

Posted on: 19 Jul 2021

Nicholas Clement has been a busy man since our last conversation. He’s a freelance script consultant, daily Facebook film reviewer, and writer for Variety and other movie publications. He’s also a devoted family man who has had to weather the storm of COVID-19 and look after his five-year-old son around the clock this past year. […]

Book Review: Chasing the Light by Oliver Stone (2020)

Posted on: 11 Jul 2021

Celebrity memoirs can be highly entertaining reads but rarely make for great literature. They are often gossipy fluff pieces that glaze over their authors’ harsher truths to focus on the success and glamour their luck, work, and talent has brought them. Oliver Stone’s recent memoir doesn’t glaze over his harsher truths, they are the book’s […]

Tim Burton Should Make His Batman 3

Posted on: 11 Jul 2021

It is now official that Michael Keaton will return to the Batcave in Andy Muschietti’s upcoming Flash movie—which is currently scheduled for release on November 4, 2022. Additionally, his DCEU contract will reportedly have him appear in multiple films while wearing the bat cowl. Given this information, fans can’t help but wonder if Tim Burton […]