Chris is currently a Graduate Student at Louisiana State University pursuing his Master’s Degree in Strategic Communication. His interests include all things movies and tv with a special place in his heart for Marvel, Batman, and Game of Thrones (even season 8). He’s here to bring you reviews, news updates, and all things in between.
Chris’ Articles:
Malignant: Filmnetic Review
The best part of ‘ Malignant,’ by far, is its relentless insanity and unwavering devotion to its absurd yet wildly entertaining mystery.
‘Loki’ Episode 4: ‘The Nexus Event’: Filmnetic Review
In this episode, Chris and Keely breakdown Loki Episode 4 “The Nexus Event.”
The Future of Disney+ Premier Access: Is Disney Plus Premier Access Successful?
Do you like Disney+ Premier Access? Have you used it to watch any of these movies at home?
‘Loki’ Episode 3: Lamentis: Filmnetic Review
Episode 3 of Loki decides to pump the breaks a bit to give viewers some intimate time with the titular character(s).
Ranking Our Most Controversial Pixar Opinions: Filmnetic Face-Off: Hot Takes
Welcome back to to Filmnetic! In this episode, to celebrate the release of ‘Luca’ on Disney Plus, Chris and Keely give their most controversial opinions on Pixar movies. Let us know what franchise you want to see us ruin next! Do you prefer Toy Story 3 or Toy Story 4? Remember: Hot People Love ‘A […]
‘Luca’: Filmnetic Review
‘Soul’ had clear merits for a premium release, but for better and for worse, ‘Luca’ belongs on Disney+.
‘Loki’ Episode 2: The Variant: Filmnetic Review
Episode 2 of Loki serves as the first true indicator of where the whole show fits in the grand scheme of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Cruella: Filmnetic Review
Cruella tells a thrilling new story that compliments the original Disney Classic, but appeals only to a narrow audience.
The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It: Filmnetic Review
The Conjuring Universe has taken the horror world by storm, but can the franchise continue to thrive under new direction?
‘In the Heights’: Filmnetic Review
Although it was a riskier choice than sticking with a proven brand, the movie adaptation of ‘In the Heights’ proves that Lin-Manuel Miranda’s talent expands further than ‘Hamilton’
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