Review
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Review: ‘Gamer’
While the writing/directing team of Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor devised a fast-paced thrill ride with ‘Crank’ and an...
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Review: ‘All About Steve’
I am not even sure where I start with this review. Initially I just wanted to tell you all...
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Review: ‘World’s Greatest Dad’
‘World’s Greatest Dad’ is a truly sick and twisted dark comedy…and I absolutely loved it. The film is a...
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Review: ‘Lorna’s Silence’
LORNA’S SILENCE (Le silence de Lorna) is the title of this newest film from the filmmaking brothers Jean-Pierre and...
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Review: ‘Extract’
Mike Judge created one of the biggest cult classics of our generation with ‘Office Space’, then had a misstep...
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Review: ‘Halloween II’
Continuing the nightmare he began two years ago, Rob Zombie has returned for another go-around with the Haddonfield slasher,...
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Review: ‘The Final Destination’
The people behind the supernatural ‘Final Destination’ franchise seem to have their formula down pat. Take a group of...
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Review: ‘Taking Woodstock’
I would love to tell you that Ang Lee’s new film made a big impression on me as a...
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Review: ‘Yoo-Hoo, Mrs. Goldberg’
Most of us adults now have some memory of watching family-oriented television sitcoms growing up. For every era, there...
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Review: ‘Play The Game’
It’s the classic case of two people with opposite views learning from each other in the new romantic comedy...
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Review: ‘Visioneers’
Todd: “My doctor says I have to pull the trigger on my gun once an hour or I’ll explode.”...
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Review: ‘Inglourious Basterds’
“We ain’t in the prisoner taking business. We‘re in the Nazi killing business. And cousin, business is a booming”...
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Review: ‘The Country Teacher’
I’m often surprised by a film that doesn’t look very good once I see it and realize it’s better...
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Review: ‘Seraphine’
Seraphine is a story based on Seraphine Louis (Yolande Moreau), also knows as Seraphine de Senlis, a self taught...
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Review: ‘Post Grad’
The new comedy ‘Post Grad’ can’t even really be construed as a comedy. It tries to be in...
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Review: ‘Soul Power’
In 1974, boxing and music were both a big part of culture. Concerts were a great way to celebrate,...
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Review: ‘The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard’
‘The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard’ on the surface is a really funny movie, but only in spurts. It...
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Review: ‘District 9’
In the world created in ‘District 9,’ Neill Blomkamp’s highly original and thoroughly exciting debut film, we are fast...
