The House brings a few laughs to Blu-ray
Is ‘The House’ as bad as everyone says it is?… continue reading
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It might be better to block Friend Request from your timeline
‘Friend Request’ is full of clichés and unoriginality … continue reading
Home Again is the same old romantic comedy done again
Hallie Myers-Shyer relies too much on her parent’s style of filmmaking… continue reading
I Do … Until I Don’t flounders in treacle trying to make a point about marriage
‘I Do… Until I Don’t’ has an interesting idea, but it can’t use characters well enough to pull it off… continue reading
The Hitman’s Bodyguard is big on action but short on laughs
Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson fail to connect in this mediocre comedy… continue reading
The Nut Job 2 is a decent sequel to an unfunny original
‘The Nut Job 2’ fails to please adults, but kids may find it nutty… continue reading
Poor storyline and lack of character development looms over The Dark Tower
This Stephen King inspired story fails to please longtime fans… continue reading
Halle Berry’s long-awaited thriller Kidnap fails to thrill anyone
If you enjoy slow driving minivan sequences, ‘Kidnap’ will sure rev up your heart… continue reading
The Emoji Movie is the definition of Meh
‘The Emoji Movie’ fails to put a smile on our faces… continue reading
The Lovers fails to make you care for a bunch of idiots
‘The Lovers’ tries to make you believe in a doomed romance and instead does not… continue reading
Paris Can Wait is an overindulgent fluff piece too in love with itself
A French travelogue and food porn do not an interesting movie make… continue reading
The Dinner is like three movies in one, but only has one good story
‘The Dinner’ falls into the trap of turning an acting showcase into showboating… continue reading
Sleight can’t Houdini itself out of its mess
‘Chronicle’ plus ‘Iron Man’ times ‘Now You See Me’ just doesn’t add up… continue reading
The Bye Bye Man :: Don’t think about it
The new horror flick has a really unfortunate tag line… continue reading
Daughter of Dracula is 70s kitsch with little horror
If you’ve never seen a Jess Franco film, don’t start with this one… continue reading