Mark Pacis is a journalist for Nerd Reactor, specializing in entertainment reviews. With a focus on film and television, Mark provides in-depth analysis and critiques of various media, including Blu-ray and Ultra HD releases. His articles cover a range of genres, from action-packed blockbusters to nostalgic classics.
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By: Mark Pacis
Hideki Takeuchi's Fly Me to the Saitama: From Biwa Lake with Love takes its audience on a whimsical and fantastical journey that blends reality with the surreal.
Yoon Eun-kyoung's The Tenants is a film that firmly plants its roots in the soil of social horror, a genre where South Korean filmmakers have recently excelled.
When I initially reviewed the film in April, I said The First Omen “combines classic and modern horror elements, delivering a gripping and unforgettable
The moment electronic music fans have been waiting for is finally here! Escape Halloween 2024 has officially revealed its spine-tingling lineup, and this year's festival will be an unforgettable experience.
By: Mark Pacis
Alien: Romulus presents an intriguing addition to the beloved franchise. This latest entry by Fede Alvarez offers a blend of nostalgia and fresh perspectives on familiar themes.
When I reviewed Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes in May, I said the film “offers a fresh perspective while building on the themes established by
Garfield's latest entertaining but forgettable film is hitting Blu-ray soon. The Garfield Movie hits stores on Blu-ray on August 27th.
By: Mark Pacis
While A24 is known for its ability to release atmospheric and creepy horror films, The Front Room is neither of these things.
In the world of remakes, it's rare to find one that successfully captures the essence of the original, but Speak No Evil is a delightful exception.
has been a part of the pop culture zeitgeist for over forty years now. These two have been portrayed differently, from the 1980s animated television series to Michael Bay's live-action movies.
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