Matthew Vaughn clearly missed his calling. His style would have perfectly meshed with the insane Looney Tunes from the ‘40s and ‘50s. Put another way, if Read More

When it arrived in theaters back in 2014, Phil Lord and Chris Miller’s The LEGO Movie lived and died by its engaging earworm theme song — Read More

There are few filmmakers as audacious as Darren Aronofsky. From his black and white break out Pi to his twisted takes on drugs (Requiem for a Read More

If the RomCom is on life support, Home Again has come along to pull the plug. This bland, boring excuse for wasting Oscar winner Reese Witherspoon’s Read More

At long last, after years of development and a revolving door of potential directors, a big-screen adaptation of Stephen King’s legendary It has finally arrived, amid Read More

A scientist tests the boundaries of existence only to question her sanity in Anti Matter, a smart low-budget science-fiction film that layers philosophical questions within its Read More

When it arrived in theaters way back in 1981, My Dinner With Andre was unique. Nothing more than a conversation between actor/ playwrite Wallace Shawn and Read More

While hockey comedy Goon, released in 2011, didn’t completely transcend sports movie standards, it was a fresh mix of vulgarity and brutality with genuine wit and Read More

Bruce Lee deserves better than this. A lot better. As one of the most important and influential martial artists and action stars of all time, he Read More

Most animated films aren’t centered around the human element. Oh sure, they deal with emotions, and feelings, and all of the trials and tribulations that come Read More

August used to be the dog days of the Summer movie season. After the splash of May and the popcorn parade of June and July, the Read More

When he announced his “retirement” from moviemaking, film fans everywhere mourned the loss of one of the most original voices in cinema. Citing a stagnant industry Read More

Patricia Dumbrowski doesn’t look like the prototypical rapper, but Patti Cake$ only poses like a different kind of underdog story. The heart and pluckiness, and credible Read More

If you need an indication of how sure Hollywood is about the bankability of a family film, look no further than the “SNAF” (sequel nobody asked Read More

In their ever-present and desperate attempt to turn everything into a cinematic universe, Warner Bros. is banking on James Wan and his creepy Conjuring films to Read More

Taylor Sheridan, writer of Sicaro and Hell or High Water, shifts the desolate setting from the dusty American Southwest to a snowy Wyoming Native American reservation Read More

The Glass Castle is a film that approaches the true story of one woman’s fraught navigation through a lifetime of fractured and complex family dynamics with Read More

It’s safe to say that, as long as the world keeps pouring billions into Disney’s coffers over their array of cinematic series and franchises, the House Read More

In 2012, it topped the list of banned books in the United States. Librarians and school officials claimed the kiddie level novels promoted potty mouths, toilet Read More

When is a Stephen King adaptation not a Stephen King adaptation? When it’s The Dark Tower, that’s when. Similar to the approach taken by titles like Read More