Let’s fully set the scene to begin our discussion about new horror film “Hypothermia”. Please close your eyes tight and read the following aloud in a darkened room. I want total emersion. It is the dead of winter. There is…
Sound of My Voice is Available on Blu ray/DVD October 2nd. Get at Amazon Here “Sound of My Voice” throws a fistful of questions up in the air and only gives you vague answers to a few of them, leaving…
The freshman year of high school can be a frightening and electric time. Hell, for most people the entire four years was confounding but magical, but that first one holds a special place. The fear of the unknown, the excitement…
To be perfectly honest, I didn’t expect to like “Pitch Perfect”. I’m not a fan of Glee, or any show akin to The Voice or American Idol featuring cringe-worthy reinterpretations of classic songs. In fact, I’m not big on cover…
Intelligent and twisted, the time travel actioner “Looper” delivers the mind-numbing goods. My apologies for beginning with a supped up intro a la Peter Travers-Movie Critic for Rolling Stone Magazine but I would, one day, love to be quoted. I…
Horror isn’t supposed to work on television. Recent examples of failure include the short-lived series “Harper Island” and the Steven Spielberg produced “The River”. They have a few shocks but ultimately have nowhere to go. Sure, there are some creepy…
“Drunkboat” is one of those small, indie movies that never made it to the multiplexes. Completed in 2010, the drama is actually just making its way to DVD and for good reason: It just isn’t very good. What makes the…
While viewing “The Master” it dawned on me that the majority of my knowledge about L. Ron Hubbard comes from that episode of “South Park”. You know, the one about Xenu, the dictator of the Galactic Confederacy? Well, Xenu is…
Clint Eastwood and his monster career demands respect. The man is an acting icon from Dirty Harry to the Man with No Name and a powerhouse director who, for the last decade, has been working at clip that is rivaled…
The new high voltage cop thriller “End of Watch” is a victim of heavy-handed style destroying substance. First time director David Ayer employs a pseudo-found footage technique that straps cameras to dashboards, shirt pockets and foreheads (I’m pretty sure there…