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
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Halloween Kills is more trick than treat
The film suffers from ‘Second Chapter Syndrome’… continue reading
Dear Evan Hansen Movie Review :: Dear Evan Hansen delivers a powerful message
It may not be the Broadway smash, but it’s no ‘Cats’ either… continue reading
Candyman Review :: Candyman offers sweet scares and social commentary
The new horror film tackles racial injustice head-on… continue reading
Mae West heads north in Klondike Annie
This is a much tamer West than you’d expect… continue reading
Blu-ray Review :: She Done Him Wrong (1933) is done right
Mae West shimmies and ‘She Done Him Wrong’ shimmers on Blu-ray… continue reading
I’m No Angel earns its wings on Blu-ray
Kino Lorber’s new Blu-ray of the 1933 classic is heavenly… 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
Trolls World Tour :: Blu-ray Giveaway
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Let’s Kill Uncle comes to Blu-ray
Kino Lorber shines a spotlight on a lesser known Castle film… continue reading
The King of Staten Island is Judd Apatow’s most personal film
One thing that Apatow does so well is letting his characters have lengthy conversations about life… continue reading
1917 :: Seattle, Washington Blu-ray Giveaway
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Trolls World Tour :: Another bright and fun DreamWorks film
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
Is the Hunt deserving of its controversy?
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
The Nude Bomb is a hit on Blu-ray
Agent 86 comes to the big screen for the first, and last, time but Kino Lorber’s Blu-ray is something special… continue reading