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Straight Outta Nowhere: Scooby-Doo! Meets Courage The Cowardly Dog is a delightful treat for the most part. Marred somewhat by a third act that,...
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Straight Outta Nowhere: Scooby-Doo! Meets Courage The Cowardly Dog is a delightful treat for the most part. Marred somewhat by a third act that,...
At this point, nostalgia has long since cemented itself as an incredibly profitable segment of the entertainment industry, and when Jamie Lee Curtis returned...
Lamb, the debut film by Icelandic filmmaker, Valdimar Jóhannsson is a visual tour de force for the eyes as well as the mind. Winner...
When Daniel Craig was announced as the latest incarnation of Ian Fleming’s gentleman spy James Bond prior to the release of 2006’s Casino Royale,...
Growing up, one of my favorite (and most recognizable) kid actors was Ike Eisnemann. From the television show The Fantastic Journey to appearances on...
In England, there’s a tradition of doing theatrical release film versions of popular television programs and taking the characters out of their familiar settings....
Nicolas Cage promised this would be his “wildest movie yet” and he’s not necessarily lying. Putting him in a leather suit that will self-destruct...
Based on a play of the same name, Small Engine Repair tells the story of a group of three lifelong friends who get together...
For most people outside of the art world, the concept of a painting is pretty basic: Paint on a canvas that is interesting to...
What better way to celebrate the 55th anniversary of one of pop culture’s most preeminent than by buying yourself some intergalactic swag. Check out...
As the MCU’s fourth phase has begun to unfold, aside from the franchise’s first handful of small screen offerings being well-received, the pandemic has...
Alan Moore and Mitch Jenkins have collaborated on a new psychological drama/thriller that attempts to beguile and intrigue viewers with a dreamlike scenario coupled...
Last month, Space Jam: A New Legacy tried to thrill audiences by not only mixing classic animation and live action like its predecessor, but...
John Legend produced documentary A Crime on the Bayou is a frustrating, soulful, hopeful telling of the events that led to the landmark Supreme...
Annette, a swooningly dark fairy tale musical, may not be for everyone, but it is a gloriously operatic movie that finally knows what to...
For Madmen Only is a fascinating look at the cult comedy star Del Close, who never became a household name, but whose radical influence...
In 2016, Warner Bros. tried their hand at something slightly different with the first Suicide Squad film. Receiving overwhelmingly negative reviews, the PG-13 effort...
The “Home Invasion” flick is quite possibly one of the most intense subsets of the horror genre, after-all what is more frightening than masked...
The animated adaptations of classic DC Comics tales have generally been well regarded. If they have anything that I would hold against them,...
Jakob’s Wife puts a very funny, original spin on the vampire comedy and provides a terrific vehicle for horror icon Barbara Crampton who, like...
The trailers for Pig teased a John Wick-style action thriller, only with a grizzled Nicolas Cage instead of Keanu Reeves’s sleek assassin and a...
While the pandemic put an abrupt end to cinema-going in most territories for a good long while, the MCU did not slow down as...
Movies based on video games often seem to flop, but video games spun off from movies are the opposite. With video games, players can...
I find it harder and harder to find movies that I find “fun.” I watch a lot of stuff, but to be honest, I...