One of the least relevant things to quibble about when criticizing a film is its title.  Enjoyment is subjective, but what a movie is called does not entirely… Read more “Batman & Robin, by Albert W. Vogt III”

When it comes to seasonally appropriate music this time of year (please note the lack of the word “Christmas”), who among us as little kids did not… Read more “Hot Frosty, by Albert W. Vogt III”

There’s something about a British murder mystery that just hits the spot so nicely. My husband and I have recently taken it upon ourselves to watch all… Read more “Sparkling Cyanide, by Diane M. Blenke”

After taking a brief and unintentional hiatus, I have returned to The Legionnaire hoping to review films on a more regular basis. My reason for my absence is a… Read more “Bad Boys: Ride or Die, by Cameron J. Czaja”

As a Catholic film reviewer, I try to be sensitive to the Church calendar.  It seems to me that we easily forget that many of the holidays we… Read more “A Good Friday Message, by Albert W. Vogt III”

My dad and I can say that the depiction of the battle of Waterloo in Napoleon is inaccurate because we were there.  To be clear, we are not highlanders, or… Read more “Napoleon, by Albert W. Vogt III”

Apparently when it comes to reviewing video game adaptations for The Legionnaire, I’ve become the go-to guy. Honestly, as a gamer, I don’t mind it too much. From Sonic… Read more “Five Nights at Freddy’s, by Cameron J. Czaja”

When it comes to the devil himself, the power of Christ is the ultimate weapon to defeat him. When it comes the box office, however, Taylor Swift… Read more “The Exorcist: Believer, by Cameron J. Czaja”

Recently, I told my partner for my podcast, Down & Out Reviews, to watch Top Secret! (1984).  For some reason, he came back with the request that I watch Die Hart.  My first… Read more “Die Hart, by Albert W. Vogt III”