HOW TO BUILD A GIRL Has a Few Design Flaws
This feature from IFC Films debuts “on demand” on various cable and digital platforms Friday, May 8th. When you’ve been …Read the Rest
Tag Archives: comedy
THE HUNT Isn’t Worth Pursuing
The disturbing concept of humans being hunted for sport has been used in various stories and movies over the past …Read the Rest
SONIC THE HEDGEHOG Spins Its Wheels, Yet Fails to Make a Lasting Impression
Movies based around video games are a risky proposition. When Pokemon: Detective Pikachu serves as the most critic-friendly highlight in …Read the Rest
DOWNHILL Takes a Similar but Less Adventurous Slope than its Predecessor
The new dark comedy Downhill might look oddly familiar and leave some viewers wondering if they haven’t seen it somewhere …Read the Rest
THE GENTLEMEN Requires Patience, But Eventually Delivers
Writer/director Guy Ritchie has been behind the camera on many big Hollywood productions, including the Sherlock Holmes series, The Man …Read the Rest
KNIVES OUT is a Cutting and Sharply Written Mystery
As we all know, murder-mystery films have been something of a staple since the beginnings of cinema. And often, it …Read the Rest
JOJO RABBIT is a Unique Satire
Over the past several years, New Zealand writer/director/performer Taika Waititi has slowly and steadily earned a large fanbase thanks to …Read the Rest
Blasts from the Past! Blu-ray Review: AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON (1981)
This “Limited Edition – Special Edition” Blu-ray release from Arrow Video will be available for purchase (www.arrowvideo.com – www.facebook.com/ArrowVideo/) on …Read the Rest
DOLEMITE IS MY NAME Is Sweet, Genuine and (Appropriately) Bawdy
This film premieres on Netflix on October 25th, 2019. Back in my teenage and college years, this film enthusiast spent …Read the Rest
ABOMINABLE Has Beautiful Visuals, But Bland Characters
It is always strange how studios tend to develop similar projects at the same time and double-down on them. There …Read the Rest