Savage and his crew may be on top of everything, but that doesn’t make their latest technical showcase better.
Works remarkably well as a functional, heartwarming coming-of-age story and a case study in Firstman's ability to transition ...
It’s not related to the 1983 Stephen King novel or the excellent Mary Lambert film from 1989 that traumatized pretty much all of Gen X, but the clunkily titled “The Pet Cemetery Murders: A Ghost Story ...
The title alone signals the unserious nature of what’s to come, reinforced by the film’s opening “Based on a true lie” disclaimer. However, the reality “California Schemin’” recreates points to a ...
The movie has nifty stunts, including Sean sliding backward down a staircase, shooting guns for propulsion, jumping off a ...
Moving with dreamlike intrigue and a gloomy tone, Kasia Adamik’s “Winter of the Crow,” which premiered last year at the ...
One has never read Robert Louis Stevenson’s “Treasure Island” and thought, “Perhaps Jim Hawkins’ arc would’ve been more ...
What's the beef with this movie? Mainly that it feels like a long, thoughtful ad for an agriculture company's products, which ...
One of the great things about Norm Macdonald is that he always seemed to have zero fucks to give.
A Wu-Tang Fable” intentionally feels like a side project rather than a full Wu-Tang Clan joint. After all, it’s about one of ...
Ray Gunn” can be almost overwhelming with its abundant style, plot, and detail but to say that an animated family film might ...
Greaves died in 2014 before finishing “Once Upon a Time in Harlem.” Twelve years later, lo and behold, here it is, more ...
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