Kino Lorber brings two classic Bob Hope ‘old dark house’ movies to the light
Bob Hope on Bluray… continue reading
Comedy
The Mimic is an odd movie that plays with its own story
‘The Mimic’ has a self-assured style and an overabundance of lightning quick dialogue… continue reading
The Croods: A New Age is a sequel much better than the first
The script is a lot tighter which allows for the story to have a natural flow… continue reading
Soul Review :: Go ahead, add Soul to your best list of the year
Up until now, I thought ‘Inside Out’ was Pixar’s most thought provoking and deepest film, but ‘Soul’ easily takes that crown away… continue reading
On the Rocks goes down smoothly
On the Rocks is another addition to the years great list of films from A24… continue reading
The Dark Divide takes a comic actor and throws him into the wilds
‘The Dark Divide’ is a different take on the survival trek into the wilderness… continue reading
High five, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm is very niiiiice
The new ‘Borat’ film works a lot better than you’d expect… continue reading
Warner Archive Collection turns The Witches into something stunning
The images, costumes, and even the mice are fully detailed and are given a fresh look… continue reading
Save Yourselves! asks if two millennials can survive the end of the world
‘Save Yourselves!’ is an indie, sci-fi, somewhat dark comedy that’s ultimately all about the people… continue reading
Kajillionaire is an odd movie about grifters, loneliness & family
‘Kajillionaire’ shows us a quirky struggle of trying to break free from familial constraints… continue reading
Bill & Ted Face the Music is a most excellent movie
It was exciting to revisit the characters in a new part of their lives, but it was also a nice way to end the trilogy… continue reading
I Used To Go Here has Gillian Jacobs returning in an enjoyable awkward comedy
‘I Used To Go Here’ ponders the feeling of coming back to the start when college felt like the start of everything… continue reading
Yes, God, Yes is a charming tale of overcoming teenage shame
‘Yes, God, Yes’ flashes back to an era of when AOL still mattered… continue reading
Homewrecker goes low-budget horror with a touch of satire
‘Homewrecker’ feels like something that almost is where it needs to be… 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