Review: ‘Fatman’Mel Gibson Is A Hard-Drinking, Gun-Toting Santa In A Christmas Comedy Without Holiday...
Let me be real on something here: Fatman is the sort of film most people are going to see purely for the shock, and...
Review: ‘Enhanced’A Run-Of-The-Mill Sci-Fi Action Flick From Former Stuntman/Fight Choreographer James Mark
George Shepherd (George Tchortov) is a sergeant of a team working for a secret military project in Enhanced. There are mutants living amongst ordinary...
Review: ‘The Moon’A Gripping South Korean Space Thriller Embarks On A Quest Of Hope...
Transporting us to the not-so-distant future of 2029, The Moon unveils a compelling narrative that resonates with the haunting aftermath of South Korea's first...
Review: ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves’Chris Pine, Michelle Rodriguez, Hugh Grant And More...
It's never a sure thing to take something beloved by millions and turn it into a movie. Failed adaptations happen all of the time,...
Review: ‘Metal Lords’A Heavy Metal Teenage Coming Of Age Story That Rocks The Beat
For Hunter Sylvester (Adrian Greensmith) heavy metal is more than a genre of music in Metal Lords. It is a way of life, a...
Review: ‘Invasion’Apple's Globe-Hopping Alien Invasion Series Is Melodramatic And Grand In Scope
Apple TV+ has been on quite a roll. While not having the quantity of the other streamers, they make up for in quality as...
Review: ‘Candy Cane Lane’Eddie Murphy Tries To Save Christmas In The Very Messy Christmas...
When it was announced that Candy Cane Lane would be Eddie Murphy’s first holiday movie ever, I couldn’t believe it. Out of all the...
Review: ‘Battle For Saipan’A Shallow War "Thriller" Highlighting A Lesser Known WWII Conflict
In the summer of 1944, a battle was waged on the Japanese island of Saipan known as Pacific D-Day. Battle for Saipan focuses on...
Sundance Review: ‘It’s What’s Inside’Buzzy Sci-Fi Horror Is A Party Of A Good Time...
If the recent trend of horror movies is to be believed, all party games should be banned outright. Following on the heels of last...
Middleburg Review: ‘The Lost Daughter’Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley Play Prickly Mothers In Maggie...
It may be her writing and directorial debut, but The Lost Daughter feels like a Maggie Gyllenhaal film. With nearly 30 years in front...