Publications list

Freddy in Space

Freddy in Space is not a Tomatometer-approved publication. Reviews from this publication only count toward the Tomatometer^® when written by the following Tomatometer-approved critic(s): John Squires.

Rating	Title \| Year	Author	Quote
2.5/5	The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (2021)	John Squires	For the first time, the magic of what Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson bring to the table feels like it deserves a better movie. Posted Jun 01, 2021 Edit critic review
2.5/5	Mortal Kombat (2021)	John Squires	The movie comes to life in brief and violent spurts but otherwise settles for being a drab affair that does little with the rich lore and mythology of the franchise. Posted Apr 22, 2021 Edit critic review
3/5	Godzilla vs. Kong (2021)	John Squires	The human characters aren't very good and the storytelling isn't very strong, but the monster fights are awesome enough to make up for those glaring shortcomings. Posted Apr 09, 2021 Edit critic review
4.5/5	Come True (2020)	John Squires	One of the first truly great original sci-fi movies of the new decade. Posted Apr 09, 2021 Edit critic review
3.5/5	Monster Hunter (2020)	John Squires	It's exactly the movie it ought to be, a video game movie that feels like a video game and a monster movie that's a full-on monster movie in the truest, purest and simplest sense. Posted Dec 18, 2020 Edit critic review
3/5	Unhinged (2020)	John Squires	An impressively sustained assault of vehicular destruction and slasher movie violence. Posted Aug 20, 2020 Edit critic review
3.5/5	Host (2020)	John Squires	Easily the most impressive example of pandemic-fueled filmmaking ingenuity so far. Posted Aug 05, 2020 Edit critic review
3.5/5	Hellboy (2019)	John Squires	Neil Marshall's reboot sure isn't the character's best movie to date, but it's undeniably the most proudly insane adaptation of Mike Mignola's work that we've ever seen. Posted Mar 26, 2020 Edit critic review
3.5/5	Charlie's Angels (2019)	John Squires	The movie is at its best whenever Kristen Stewart is on screen, clearly relishing the chance to show off her comedic chops, and thankfully she's rarely not on it. Posted Mar 11, 2020 Edit critic review
2/5	The Turning (2020)	John Squires	When a story ends the way this one does, you wonder why you spent the money and time on having someone tell it to you. Posted Mar 11, 2020 Edit critic review
4/5	Underwater (2020)	John Squires	Plays out like a survival horror video game, right down to a killer final battle that makes for one hell of a final act. Posted Mar 09, 2020 Edit critic review
3/5	The Grudge (2020)	John Squires	Perhaps all this one needed to be was better than the 2004 film. And indeed it very much is. Posted Mar 09, 2020 Edit critic review