Movie Review :: Lifetime’s The Life I Can’t Remember
Lifetime’s amnesia mystery is easy to forget… continue reading
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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
Are You Happy Now ponders whether a manchild ever deserves to be happy
‘Are You Happy Now’ is a highly mixed film that is trying maybe too hard… continue reading
South of Heaven Review :: South of Heaven isn’t sure what it wants to be
‘South of Heaven’ confusingly throws itself between revenge and romance genres… continue reading
There is absolutely nothing amusing about The Amusement Park
A restored George A. Romero film is only for the completists… continue reading
The World to Come offers a bittersweet, heartbreaking tale of connection
‘The World to Come’ is a story of two 19th century women trying to have a connection that cannot be allowed… continue reading
Tintorera (1977) Review :: Tintorera horrifies but for the wrong reasons
Kino Lorber’s new Blu-ray looks great but the film is problematic… continue reading
2 Hearts really wants to see the silver lining even in tragedy
‘2 Hearts’ is a borderline cheesy ‘it happens for a reason’ parallel tale… continue reading
One Hour Outcall is an indie film that’s non-linear, provocative, and messy
‘One Hour Outcall’ is an interesting type of movie, one where you don’t realize what’s happening for a while… continue reading
Fatima offers a religiously biased perspective on a historical event of faith
‘Fatima’ tells a version of a revelation of the 20th century that doesn’t pretend to hide its perspective… continue reading
Director David Ayer reaches a new low with The Tax Collector
The overall tone and directing seemed like something that would hit Cinemax as a limited series… continue reading
Irresistible is a political satire without enough humor or sincerity
‘Irresistible’ has its heart in the right place but doesn’t seem to know itself… continue reading