Movie Review :: Hallmark’s Operation Nutcracker
Daddy issues and Christmas spirit fail to spark holiday cheer… continue reading
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Movie Review :: The Wasp
The Wasp delights in its elevated small-story vibe with an excellent pair of leads… continue reading
Movie Review :: The Convert
‘The Convert’ takes another stab at the ‘noble foreigner’ genre with mostly positive results… continue reading
Movie Review :: White Bird
‘White Bird’ is a sequel that focuses on a WW2-era story about the capability of kindness… continue reading
Movie Review :: Lifetime’s The Life I Can’t Remember
Lifetime’s amnesia mystery is easy to forget… continue reading
Movie Review :: Lifetime’s Husband, Father, Killer: The Alyssa Pladl Story
Lifetime’s new ‘Ripped from the Headlines’ is one of its most lurid yet… continue reading
Movie Review :: The Hallmark Channel’s Holiday Crashers
Crashing holiday parties has never been so fun — or disastrous… continue reading
Movie Review :: Hallmark’s ‘Twas the Date Before Christmas
The Countdown to Christmas has begun with true holiday spirit… continue reading
Movie Review :: Lifetime’s ‘based on a true story’ The Killer I Picked Up
Lifetime’s latest ‘Ripped from the Headlines’ movie is a modern cautionary tale… continue reading
Movie Review :: Lifetime’s Nobody Dumps My Daughter
Lifetime really shows up this week with a ‘Truly Unbelievable Story’… continue reading
Movie Review :: Love never dies on Hallmark’s Haunted Wedding
Hallmark’s ‘Haunted Wedding’ is ghostly fun… continue reading
Movie Review :: Lifetime’s Betrayed by Love
‘Betrayed by Love’ is an efficient whodunit with two major flaws… continue reading
Movie Review :: Lifetime’s The Girl Who Wasn’t Dead
Lifetime’s latest ‘Ripped from the Headlines’ movie is almost DOA… continue reading
Movie Review :: Hallmark’s Autumn at Apple Hill is warm and cozy
Hallmark transitions from ‘Fall into Love’ to ‘Hallmark Halloween’… continue reading
Movie Review :: Me, Myself, and the Void
‘Me, Myself, and the Void’ is no laugh riot, but is often funny and punchy in that poignant way indie films can sometimes be… continue reading