LOCKE Is An Absorbing One-Man Show

Watching a character relay a lengthy and detailed description of the steps needed to lay a concrete foundation hardly sounds like dynamic cinematic entertainment. Yet, without question, the new film Locke actually manages to do this in a quietly intense…

DVD/Blu-ray Roundup for May 6th

Wow! This looks to be the slimmest week for new releases since the Christmas holidays. But don’t worry, friends. It may also the busiest time ever for reissues and re-releases of past titles on Blu-ray. The highlights are listed below.…

THE QUIET ONES Raises Some Modest Scares

Fans of old Hammer horror films will certainly recognize and appreciate the decidedly retro feel of The Quiet Ones. Truthfully, it’s filled with horror movie tropes both new and old that doesn’t end up giving audiences anything unique. Yet, while…

‘t Improve Upon Its Source Material

Back in 2004, the relatively small French film District 13 made a big splash. Or at least it made an impact where I originally hailed from. It certainly wasn’t an Oscar contender and didn’t feature the most complex of story…

WONDERCON 2014 Movie News

Once again, movie studios were back at the Anaheim Wondercon on Saturday, giving panels and presentations on the big summer releases. The convention attendance is growing by the year, but thankfully there was still enough room in the Arena to…