DieRy hits thrills both compelling and clichéd at the same time
‘DieRy’ has deep thoughts wrapped in a world that feels much less deep… continue reading
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Kajillionaire is an odd movie about grifters, loneliness & family
‘Kajillionaire’ shows us a quirky struggle of trying to break free from familial constraints… continue reading
H is for Happiness tries to change the world with the power of positive thought
‘H is for Happiness’ pulls off that trickiest of tasks: A cheerful child actor that’s not annoying… continue reading
Range Runners hits you hard with a brutal tale of surviving
‘Range Runners’ almost feels like it could be based on a real life inspirational tale… continue reading
The Secrets We Keep is an old fashioned thriller about questioning vengeance
‘The Secrets We Keep’ is a similar tale to those seen before, but it feels like a good example of them… continue reading
Antebellum Review :: Antebellum mixes social commentary with a twist
The thriller is sure to raise the hackles of a certain portion of the population… continue reading
I Am Woman Review :: I Am Woman brings Helen Reddy out of the shadows
The new biopic is actually two stories in one… continue reading
Train to Busan Presents: Peninsula gets bogged down in its world-building
‘Peninsula’ isn’t as striking as ‘Train to Busan’ but still a bloody good time… continue reading
The New Mutants wasn’t worth the wait
‘The New Mutants’ trades in the big blockbuster moments for more personal moments for a young group of mutants… continue reading
Class Action Park is a wild ride
The documentary peels back the curtain on the theme park people were dying to visit, literally… continue reading
Unhinged Review :: Russell Crowe is downright disturbing
This was just the right movie I needed when I headed back to the theater. It was simple and entertaining… continue reading
Sputnik is a Russian sci-fi film that delivers suspense
The tone for the film crafts a dark and mysterious setting that keeps building as the film progresses… continue reading
Classic Western Blood on the Moon comes to Blu-ray
The cinematography is impressive within the film and the transfer can capture the beauty of the locations… continue reading
Is The Rental worth a rental? Jeremy Fogelman & Justin Moore review it
Two critics have differing opinions on Dave Franco’s new thriller… continue reading
Yes, God, Yes is a charming tale of overcoming teenage shame
‘Yes, God, Yes’ flashes back to an era of when AOL still mattered… continue reading