‘Quarry’ Season 1 REVIEW: Cinemax Crime-Drama is a Winner
Intriguing and absorbing, full of twists, deceit, drama and suspense.
Month: November 2016
‘7 Años’ MOVIE REVIEW: Spanish Netflix Film Offers Solid Character Drama
Good performances and smart dialogue aside, the movie does have its shortcomings.
‘The Night of the Virgin’ MOVIE REVIEW: Extreme, Grotesque and Gloriously Insane
An utterly gobsmacking entry into the body horror sub-genre.
‘Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk’ MOVIE REVIEW: Ang Lee Has Commendable Aim, but Misses the Mark
The technology push doesn’t quite correlate the way it should.
‘Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life’ TV REVIEW: The Send-Off We Deserved
Filled with moments that will satisfy every type of fan.
‘Peelers’ MOVIE REVIEW: Grindhouse Fun Undone by B-Grade Familiarity
Some inventive kill sequences aside, the film falls short with plot and characters that rarely rise above mediocrity.
‘The Founder’ MOVIE REVIEW: Michael Keaton Keeps McDonald’s Movie Digestible
Uninspired direction and a screenplay happy to sprinkle facts and tick off mainstream pleasantries.
Reel Classic: ‘The Thing’ (1982)
We take a look back at John Carpenter’s influential 1982 sci-fi/horror picture.
‘Morgan’ MOVIE REVIEW: Mercilessly Forgettable Sci-fi Horror
Impossible to watch this movie and not be distracted by the ever-present shadow of Alex Garland’s vastly more cerebral ‘Ex Machina.’