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Since his foray into the superhero genre, James Gunn has been praised for his Guardians of the Galaxy films, his take on The Suicide...
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Fredrick Forsyth’s 1971 debut thriller The Day of the Jackal is one of the greatest works of “airport literature” ever made. The book’s...
“Make the bad thing OK, and there’s no guilt…” Love hurts. Especially when you are thrown through a designer table and smashed into an aquarium! ...
Tackling one of Stephen King’s tales penned under his Richard Bachmann pseudonym, Edgar Wright seeks to update the story with a new adaptation nearly...
Since his foray into the superhero genre, James Gunn has been praised for his Guardians of the Galaxy films, his take on The Suicide...
I should love this film. Except… I am so mad at Gareth Edwards. I am so angry at David Koepp. I am extremely disappointed...
Lethal Weapon was one of my dad’s favorite movies. He didn’t have many, and another one was Curly Sue, so I don’t know what...
Before Dangerous Minds, Freedom Writers, or whatever the latest “tough teacher saves troubled teens” movie is, there was Lean on Me—a no-nonsense, bat-wielding,...
Simply, Murder, She Wrote is the TV equivalent of a warm cup of tea on a rainy day—or maybe more like a cup...
For most of my life, I have associated the name of Blake Edwards with comedies, and with Julie Andrews. 1962’s Experiment in Terror is...
Whew. This movie is A LOT. Before he gave us bat nipples or the greatest incel, white privilege movie of the 90s, Falling Down,...
If there’s anything that makes you appreciate the Warner Archive, it’s the combined efforts of Senior Vice President of Theatrical Catalog Marketing at Warner...
First off, M3GAN 2.0 has no right to be as good as it is. This film is an utter romp of a time that...
Biopics are always nestled in a section of the cinematic landscape where their inherently formulaic presence provides emotionally impactful storytelling at best, and...
People used to talk about Robert De Niro’s range. He could play everything from broad comedy (Meet the Parents) to quiet intensity (One...
Oliver! is one of those classic, musical film productions that anyone seriously interested in film or musical theater must see. It was already old...
“Ever see a cop who wasn’t sure…?” It’s no mystery, (pun intended), that I love a good crime story and John Sturges’...
I grew up on Norris, Schwarzenegger, Stallone, and that generation of action stars. Gratuitous violence mixed with a little humor as the good guy...
Bemused barely begins to cover it when musician Herb McGwyer (Tom Basden) travels to the remote Wallis Island and learns that the gig he...
“First we mine, then we craft” – Steve Based on the iconic Minecraft game, A Minecraft Movie details the story of how struggling...
There is a need for a documentary that pulls the curtain back on the rising tide of antisemitism in America and the infiltration...
28 Years Later is a remarkable film. It marks the return of the original 28 Days Later writer and directing team of Alex Garland...
The words “legendary” and “iconic” are tossed around a lot these days but sure if any subject deserves them it’s Sean Connery, and especially...
Getting back on the horse is daunting in most scenarios, and when it comes to the world of dating, widowed mother Violet (Meghann...
The fact that Black Bag is excellent should come as no real surprise: Steven Soderbergh is one of our best filmmakers, David Koepp writing...
Shout! Factory has once again delivered a love letter to genre with it’s new box set, Blaxploitation Classics, Vol. 1. As defined by The...
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the cinematic water, there is a new shark flick promising to be more...
The latest entry into the kinetic and often frenetic franchise of the John Wick series, From the World of John Wick: Ballerina, is nothing...