Review – Solomon Kane

I’m saddened and embarrassed to admit how often I need to be reminded that just because a studio spends money on something doesn’t automatically make it good. I get tired of indie crap created by a pack of semi-well-intentioned amateurs without the faintest clue about how to make something entertaining, and that sends me in search of a big budget production. But no matter how much money you throw at a weak premise and a bad script, the story is still going to suck like SyFy. See if desperate