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
Comedy
Homewrecker goes low-budget horror with a touch of satire
‘Homewrecker’ feels like something that almost is where it needs to be… continue reading
Irresistible is a political satire without enough humor or sincerity
‘Irresistible’ has its heart in the right place but doesn’t seem to know itself… continue reading
Let’s Kill Uncle comes to Blu-ray
Kino Lorber shines a spotlight on a lesser known Castle film… continue reading
The King of Staten Island is Judd Apatow’s most personal film
One thing that Apatow does so well is letting his characters have lengthy conversations about life… continue reading
Brewster McCloud Review :: Brewster McCloud is as weird as they come
‘Brewster McCloud’ is one of the oddest films I have seen from the 1970s… continue reading
Extra Ordinary is a light horror comedy that is oddly delightful
‘Extra Ordinary’ is that rare gem: a horror comedy that doesn’t overstay its welcome… continue reading
Almost Love has a modern twist on the romantic ensemble movie
‘Almost Love’ has a lot of stories, and some work better than others… continue reading
Downhill Review :: Downhill is a candidate for the worst film of the year
There are several reasons why ‘Downhill’ is easily one of the worst films of the year so far but one of the main reasons is the writing… continue reading
The Nude Bomb is a hit on Blu-ray
Agent 86 comes to the big screen for the first, and last, time but Kino Lorber’s Blu-ray is something special… continue reading
EMMA. is a Jane Austen adaptation worth checking out
I wasn’t expecting myself to laugh as much as I did during the film… continue reading
Parasite is dangerous, emotional, hilarious and hits you everywhere
‘Parasite’ is the latest troubling morality tale from filmmaker Bong Joon-ho… continue reading
1973 TV movie The Girl Most Likely To… looks great on Blu-ray
Kino Lorber spiffs up the 1970s darkly comic TV movie… continue reading
Warner Archive brings The Thin Man (1934) to Blu-ray
The new Blu-ray release of ‘The Thin Man’ offers a clear presentation of the 1934 mystery comedy… continue reading
Knives Out is a clever murder mystery
Agatha Christie would be pleased… continue reading