Movie Review :: Lifetime’s Murder Below Deck is rough sailing
It’s no mystery why Lifetime has barely promoted this thriller… 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
Movie Review :: Alien: Romulus brings screams back to summer
‘Alien: Romulus’ ratchets up the tension for fans of the franchise… continue reading
Burnt Offerings chills on Blu-ray
The cult horror film gets an upgrade from Kino Lorber… continue reading
Abigail is a bloody good time
The team behind ‘Ready or Not’ and ‘Scream’ does it again with a gory, funny spin on vampires… continue reading
The Beekeeper Review :: Jason Statham does his best in a fun, dumb action movie
‘The Beekeeper’ is a classic over the top revenge Statham flick that knows exactly what it’s doing… continue reading
Night Swim is a tight thriller
As the first movie in January, ‘Night Swim’ defies expectations somewhat… continue reading
Kino Lorber’s 3 Days of the Condor 4K is another ’70s conspiracy flick
It’s a conspiracy thriller only because it features a conspiracy… continue reading
Kino Lorber has gifted us with Burt Reynolds’ Malone
It’s a Burt action flick that gives you everything you need… continue reading
The Good Mother stars Hilary Swank on a mission to avenge her son’s death
‘The Good Mother’ may boast some excellent actors, but the underlying world seems all too familiar… continue reading
Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant shows that Guy Ritchie is back
The director returns to what he does best with the help of two great performances… continue reading
Take a stab at Happy Birthday To Me (1981) on Blu-ray
The Kino Lorber release of the cult classic horror film looks better than ever… continue reading
Lifetime’s The Paramedic Who Stalked Me is creepy in a bad way
The Lifetime network’s latest thriller would be fun to watch with a group… continue reading
Knock at the Cabin Review :: Knock at the Cabin makes an apocalyptic promise
But can it deliver on that promise?… continue reading
Trust Missing and it won’t disappoint
The spiritual successor to 2018’s ‘Searching’ stands alone… continue reading