Reviews

For the sake of pure disclosure, I’ve never seen the original television movie Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark, mostly because it was a bit before my time...[Read More]

As the remake becomes more and more popular these days, you begin to hear people wonder why they are made in the first place when the original was fin...[Read More]

No matter what you do, no matter how hard you try, there are some people that are born to play a role; these actors become such a part of our cultural...[Read More]

In the film One Day, Dex (Jim Sturgess) and Emma (Anne Hathaway) spend an awkward night together after their graduation from the University of Edinbur...[Read More]

Senna is a documentary about Formula One racing driver Ayrton Senna of Brazil. Grainy archival film and video clips introduce us to a young, handsome,...[Read More]

I have a theory about why Death works the way it does in the Final Destination series: it’s bored. It gives someone the ability to see what’s going to...[Read More]

I can guarantee that Another Earth is not for everyone. But maybe everyone should step out of the comfort zones of superhero and action movies and spe...[Read More]

I, as did many women in this country, read the book The Help, so the movie was on warning in my head to deliver the goods and stay true to Kathryn Sto...[Read More]

Billed as a coming of age film, The Myth of the American Sleepover by first time writer/director David Robert Mitchell shows some promise with a scrip...[Read More]

What happens when you take a few formulaic cinema tropes and add loads of blue humor? You get director David Dobkin’s latest film The Change-Up ...[Read More]

A multi-generational sex farce with real heart and believable characters anchored by an across-the-board stellar cast, Crazy, Stupid, Love is bound to...[Read More]

Returning to the brand of oddball human interest documentary which made his name is the 1980s (Gates of Heaven, Vernon, Florida) after recent forays i...[Read More]