Movie Review :: Lifetime’s Playing with Fire
Lifetime’s Sunday thriller is as dumb as they come… continue reading
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Movie Review :: Lifetime Movie Network’s What Would You Kill For?
LMN’s latest thriller is bonkers but not in a good way… continue reading
Movie Review :: Lifetime’s Killing the Competition
Melissa Joan Hart can do much better than ‘Killing the Competition’… continue reading
Movie Review :: Lifetime Movie Network’s The Wrong Obsession
This is The Wrong Time to jump on this movie franchise train… continue reading
Movie Review :: Lifetime Network’s Date at Your Own Risk
Lifetime’s dating thriller has no thrills … or IMDb listing… continue reading
Movie Review :: Wolf Man isn’t your classic creature feature
Leigh Whannell doesn’t do it again… continue reading
Movie Review :: Lifetime Network’s Vanished Out of Sight
Some ridiculous plot contrivances and an ugly bit of racism mar Lifetime’s newest thriller… continue reading
Movie Review :: Lifetime Movie Network’s My Husband’s Other Face
LMN’s latest thriller is bonkers… continue reading
Movie Review :: Lifetime’s The Holiday Junkie
Jennifer Love Hewitt is a quadruple threat with Lifetime’s most depressing holiday movie… continue reading
Movie Review :: Lifetime Movie Network’s Be Careful What You Say
LMN’s ‘Slay Bells’ holiday event gives us a ludicrous thriller… 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 Held Hostage In My House is a mess
The network gives us one of the decade’s most inept thrillers… continue reading
Firestarter has a spark but fails to ignite
Competent leads and a great score make this remake barely watchable… continue reading
Gamestop: Rise of the Player looks at the skyrocketing of a company on its last legs
‘Gamestop: Rise of the Player’ is unrepentant about the heroes of the story they’re telling about themselves… continue reading
The 355 Review :: The 355 feels familiar, but in the worst way possible
The film feels extremely cliché when it comes to the development of the story and how the characters are used… continue reading