All posts tagged "Review"
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THE WAY BACK – The Blu Review
In 1941, a group of men from various countries and personal backgrounds makes a daring escape from a...
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HOODWINKED TOO! HOOD VS. EVIL – The Review
As a film lover, one of the comments I’ve heard over the years that irks me every time...
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WINTER IN WARTIME – The Review
Most adults would concur with the old adage that war is hell. However for many children caught up...
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DAMN YOUR EYES – Short Film Review
For most of the general viewing audience, the phrase “Spaghetti Western” conjures on of two reactions: one of...
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Tribeca 2011 Review: JANIE JONES
Ethan Brand is a struggling rocker (Alessandro Nivola) who is forced to look after the daughter he’s never...
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Tribeca 2011 Review: SAINT
Before I start my review of this killer Santa movie, I’d like to clarify one thing. This is...
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MYSTIC PIZZA – The Blu Review
How have I gone this long without seeing this movie??! I have to say, MYSTIC PIZZA might be...
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Tribeca 2011 Review: RABIES
There is a fundamental flaw with RABIES that will unfortunately hold it back from the major success it...
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AMERICAN: THE BILL HICKS STORY – The Review
AMERICAN: THE BILL HICKS STORY is a documentary along the lines of RICHARD PRYOR: I AIN’T DEAD YET,...
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POTICHE – The Review
This brand new adaptation of a 1970’s French stage farce reminded me of something else the French are...
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QFEST 2011 Review: FISHNET
Written and directed by first-time feature filmmaker Brian Pelletier, FISHNET tells the story of Sulie and Trixie, a...
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RIO – The Review
Let’s see, we’ve got a couple that meet cute and can’t stand each other, but soon find mutual...
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MIRAL – The Review
With all the different conflicts in the Middle East in the news headlines the last few months, it’s...
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THE RESIDENT – The Review
In the thriller genre one subset popular with film makers ( and often audiences ) has been the...
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QFEST 2011 Review: LEADING LADIES
LEADING LADIES is a quirky but charming comedy with a classical sensibility. Co-directed by Daniel Beahm and Erika...
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TELL ME YOU LOVE ME – Short Film Review
TELL ME YOU LOVE ME is an intensely personal short film co-written and co-directed by Gary C. Warren...
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HANNA – The Review
Those darn pesky secret organizations. They always seem to be on the hunt for people or creatures that...
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KILL THE IRISHMAN – The Review
KILL THE IRISHMAN is a film based on the true story of Danny Greene, a Cleveland man of...
