The inagural “Star Trek” film was filled with problems when it finally arrived in theaters in December of 1979, most of which was the result of a rushed filming schedule that left
Usually when a film is left to gather dust in a movie vault before being dumped onto cable, they’re a reason: it’s terrible. “Highlander: The Source” is no exception to the rule,
Though not familiar with the original 1969 movie of the same name, as a stand-alone film The Italian Job swiftly moves along without any narrative hogwash and sufficiently provides a smooth combination
This week I am reviewing one of my favorite Robert Englund films of all time: The 1989 version of Phantom of the Opera directed by Dwight Little. The classic novel
If you like straightforward stories, “The Brothers Grimm” is worth seeing in theaters. The two 19th century brothers’ search for missing girls is a bit predictable, but never boring. Jacob
By: Tyler Baker Under the direction of writer/director James Gray, the new thriller We Own The Night spews and sputters from opening to close. Every great crime drama established in
Although director/writer Alex Gibney seemingly had his hands full making this extensive biographical review of the late Dr. Hunter Thompson, much of the brilliant avant-garde journalist’s story had already been