Matt Donato, Author at We Got This Covered – Page 79 of 134 - Part 79

Matt Donato

A drinking critic with a movie problem. Foodie. Meatballer. Horror Enthusiast.

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Thanks to a showstopping performance by Reese Witherspoon, Wild takes audiences on a beautiful journey full of strength, independence, and the reassurance that no matter how dark life may get, there's a glowing light if you're willing to reach for it.

Pioneer is a successful bit of anti-American propaganda, but as a conspiracy thriller, there's not much worth diving into.

Poker Night Review

Poker Night is a "wild card" watch, but Greg Francis flashes a winning hand by making a memorable monster out of Michael Eklund.

Miss Julie Review

While Farrell, Chastain, and Morton flex their theatrical muscles in entertaining ways, a 129 minute runtime proves to be bloated, exhausting, and unnecessarily drawn out.

Hangar 10 Review

Hangar 10 is a horrifying endeavor for found footage fans and alien enthusiasts alike, but for all the wrong reasons.

The Babadook Review [Fantastic Fest 2014]

The Babadook is a horror fable that's light on terror and heavy on whiny children, making for an uneven watch that squanders potential around far too many corners.

Exclusive Video Interview With The Cast And Director Of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1

The Hunger Games has quickly become one of the most recognizable cinematic franchises over the span of only two films. With the third outing, however, fans should expect a bit of a change, as The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 doesn't actually revolve around any games. Instead, it follows Katniss (Jennifer Lawrence) on her journey as a revolution's symbol. It's darker, more politically driven, and focuses more on propaganda than on the Capitol's twisted ways of exploiting the games themselves.

7 Festival Favorite Horror Flicks To Look Out For In 2015

After sitting through a year's worth of horror movies, it's time to start compiling my all-encapsulating "Best Of 2014" and "Worst Of 2014" awards lists, but before we get there, I'd like to highlight a few festival favorites that have yet to find a proper release. While most of the films I've loved have received public recognition in the same year they hit the circuit, like Stage Fright, there are a few PHENOMENAL films still waiting for their moment in the sun. While I can happily report most have reached distribution deals already, that still doesn't mean they don't deserve another bump to freshen your minds!

V/H/S: Viral Review [Fantastic Fest 2014]

Grab on for dear life and expect a freakish, wild, and seriously f#cked up ride from start to finish - which, of course, is every horror fan's dream.

Extraterrestrial Review

Extraterrestrial harkens back to a time when sci-fi movies could be both fun and horrific, finding success thanks to the Vicious Brothers' "no holds barred" filmmaking mentality.