Be assured that you will find something deeply disturbing about “Django Unchained”. Be it an image or the particular strain of dialogue heavily peppered with the N-word, there is plenty here to make you squirm. In fact if you don’t…
Filmmaker William Wall wears many hats. This is evident when perusing the credits of his feature film debut “The Immortal Edward Lumley” as most of the positions found under the crew category belong to him. In fact, instead of listing…
“Zero Dark Thirty” chronicles the 10 years between the horrors of September 11th and the SPOILER ALERT killing of Osama Bin Laden. The film takes its time fitting the pieces of the puzzle together and presents a load of information…
“The Impossible” gets right to the heavy stuff, quick and unapologetic. A British family is vacationing in Thailand at a nice, cookie-cutter resort on the ocean called The Orchid Resort. It is Mother Maria (Naomi Watts), Father Henry (Ewan McGregor)…
“Crawlspace” will be available in select theaters, on IFC Midnight Cable VOL & Digital Outlets (SundanceNOW, iTunes, Amazon Straming, XBOX Zune, Playstation Unlimited on Friday January 4th 2013 Now that you know all of the particulars of when and where…
When it comes to musicals, nothing is as huge as “Les Misérables” in terms of popularity, scope and ambition. The show is rightfully referred to as a phenomenon. The story spans decades and nearly every word of the 2 and…
Hydraulic fracturing of rock beneath the earth doesn’t exactly sound like lively material to comprise a movie from, not to mention it effects on small town crop growing. Regardless, the new film “Promised Land” uses that subject matter to craft…
With “This is 40,” Comedic Auteur Judd Apatow gives us his most well rounded film to date. When you study his filmography it becomes apparent that this is what the filmmaker has been shooting for as this work has the…
I would like to get right to it and address the oliphant in the room by stating the fact (not opinion) that “The Hobbit” is not and cannot be as good as the phenomenal trilogy that captured the world over…
Bill Murray has definitely gotten better at it. Back in 1984 Mr. Murray took his first crack at a non-funny role (a.k.a. “serious acting”) in a forgotten movie called “The Razor’s Edge”. Here was the man from “Ghostbusters” and “Caddyshack”…