Review
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Review: ‘Pride And Glory’
Melissa: OK, so the first half an hour of Pride and Glory made me want to leave the theater....
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Review: High School Musical 3: Senior Year
Michelle: Troy, Gabrielle, Sharpay, and the rest of the Wildcats are back for their final year at East High...
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Review: ‘Good Dick’
We All Need GOOD DICK In a world oversaturated with formulaic $15 million dollar “independent†films, Good Dick...
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Review: ‘Let The Right One In’ redux
Let The Right One In Horror as a Strange Kind of Poetry†¦ By Nick Day I looked forward...
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Review: ‘Max Payne’
Jeremy: ‘Aliens’, ‘Predator’, ‘Die Hard’, ‘Die Hard 2’, ‘Point Break’, ‘Speed’, ‘Die Hard With a Vengeance’. What do...
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Review: ‘What Just Happened?’
Melissa: What just happened? Not enough to leave audiences talking about it! The story follows Ben (Robert De Niro),...
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Review: ‘Sex Drive’
Travis: When I first saw the red-band trailer for this movie I thought it looked funny, but then again...
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Review: ‘W.’
Travis: Enter W., that’s George W. Bush. At least, the conveniently humiliating aspects of the caricature of President Bush...
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Review: ‘The Visitor’ on DVD
Zac: Richard Jenkins stars in this touching drama about a man finding himself in the midst of an immigration...
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Review: ‘Barstool Cowboy’
‘Barstool Cowboy’ is a great example of an indie movie in it’s purest form… a movie that tells an...
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Review: ‘Stuck’ on DVD
On October 26, 2001, Chante Jawan Mallard hit a homeless man, Gregory Biggs, with her car. The force of...
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Review: ‘Midnight Meat Train’
Travis: Bradley Cooper (Alias) plays Leon, a freelance photographer who makes a living taking crime photos for the newspaper...
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Review: ‘Happy-Go-Lucky’
HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Cast & Crew: Sally Hawkins†¦ Poppy Eddie Marsan†¦ Scott Written & Directed by Mike Leigh Happy-Go-Lucky...
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Review: ‘Feast 2, Sloppy Seconds’ on DVD
Director John Gulager has been the best thing to come out of the ‘Project Greenlight’ series, wowing audiences with...
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Review: ‘Sukiyaki Western Django’
Jeremy: As a director, Takashi Miike takes the old adage of “less is more” and tramples all over it...
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Review: ‘Body of Lies’
Zac: Ridley Scott brings in a couple of A-listers in Leonardo DiCaprio and Russell Crowe to take a shot...
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Review: ‘The Express’
Travis: If I were to call this one of the best football movies of all-time, I wouldn’t be doing...
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Review: ‘City of Ember’
Scott: Let me start off my review by saying that going into this, I did not have high hopes...
