Homewrecker goes low-budget horror with a touch of satire
‘Homewrecker’ feels like something that almost is where it needs to be… continue reading
‘Homewrecker’ feels like something that almost is where it needs to be… continue reading
‘Working Man’ offers a thoughtful look at what happens after the plant closes down… continue reading
Kino Lorber shines a spotlight on a lesser known Castle film… continue reading
One thing that Apatow does so well is letting his characters have lengthy conversations about life… continue reading
‘Funny Pains’ centers under one comic while telling tales of the current scene… continue reading
A stellar Blu-ray presentation lacks extras… continue reading
All the voice actors did a great job in the role, but one standout was Will Forte as Shaggy… continue reading
‘Brewster McCloud’ is one of the oddest films I have seen from the 1970s… continue reading
‘Extra Ordinary’ is that rare gem: a horror comedy that doesn’t overstay its welcome… continue reading
DreamWorks still managed to make ‘Trolls World Tour’ vibrant and catchy even if it had different types of music than pop throughout the film… continue reading
‘Goldie’ stars model Slick Woods in a story where everything is stacked against you… continue reading
The 1973 film looks better than ever thanks to the Warner Archive… continue reading
With having CGI dogs, nothing about the interactions with human characters felt believable and ‘The Call of the Wild’ ended up being one of the most distracting films of the year so far… continue reading
‘Almost Love’ has a lot of stories, and some work better than others… continue reading
Horror films that move at a quick pace and don’t take their selves too seriously are some of the most entertaining films… continue reading