Legends Collide in Lon Chaney Biopic, Man of a Thousand Faces
I've been at this gig of reviewing movies for a while now; enough to call it a career.
Charlie's Angels Go Full Throttle Back to Blu-ray Before Taking Flight in Theaters
With CHARLIE'S ANGELS preparing for yet another attempt at theatrical acclaim, it seems almost counter-productive to release CHARLIE'S ANGELS: FULL THROTTLE on Blu-ray to remind viewers of just how well things went in the past for this franchise's attempts to make it on the big screen.
How Can a Serial Killer Be in Two Places at One Time? We Review Night Hunter on Blu-ray
HENRY CAVILL (MAN OF STEEL) is Marshall, a law officer gone terminally cynical from the job, which makes relating with his daughter particularly difficult. Concerned about protecting his daughter from anything and anyone, he finds himself suddenly embroiled in a case of a serial killer who preys on young girls.
Cinderella Story Franchise Gets Christmas Wish Installment
A CINDERELLA STORY has blossomed into a successful storytelling franchise, with so sign of the stroke of midnight anywhere in sight. A CINDERELLA STORY: CHRISTMAS WISH continues the streak, setting the familiar Cinderella trope against a holiday backdrop.
The Current War Fails to Electrify Audiences
The Current War is a film with an interesting subject, great visuals and fine cinematography, and a star-packed cast.
Wonder Woman: Bloodlines Resets Origin Told in Previous Animated WW Flick
WONDER WOMAN: BLOODLINES is a callback to the DC Universe crossover event of several years back. It has nothing to do with that event however, so don't get excited if you were a fan.
Gators Attack in Alejandre Aja's "Crawl"
During a devastating hurricane, a young woman finds herself trapped in the crawlspace of a house with two enormous alligators. Cue the terror.
Death and Return of Superman Releases as Single Movie Experience
Previously released in two parts, THE DEATH OF SUPERMAN and REIGN OF THE SUPERMEN have now been
Joker and the Myth of Media-Inspired Mayhem
It's the movie "they" didn't want you to see -- the film that glorified killing to such an extent, it was expected the easily influenced would take it as a training manual and copy the techniques to commit mass acts of violen
X-Men: Dark Phoenix Hardly Rise from Ashes for Marvel/Fox Franchise
Back in the day when the UNCANNY X-MEN were jumping from one classic arc to the next classic arc, the House of Ideas threw a huge curveball at us when it was revealed Jean Grey had been possessed by a cosmic entity so powerful that it could -- and did -- destroy planets.
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