Movie Reviews
This art-house horror picture has religious, psychological underpinnings which can get maddeningly under the skin. Austria’s Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala direct The Lodge which isn’t as downright spooky as stylishly unnerving. The filmmakers and their adept craft contributors offer a certain amount … [Read More...] about The Lodge
A well-timed, rather unobtrusive drama considers a young woman as an underling to an autocratic, wolfish New York-based motion-picture mogul. … [Read More...] about The Assistant
Blake Lively tackles interesting rolls some polished like The Age of Adaline and other very physical like The Shallows. Here she is on a revenge … [Read More...] about The Rhythm Section
Another revision of a Brothers Grimm fairy tale comes by way of Oz Perkins (son of Anthony of the original Psycho and in Psycho II where he … [Read More...] about Gretel & Hansel
A straight forward homage to sacrifice and heroism dramatizes the attempt to honor an Air Force Pararescue soldier William Pitsenbarger (known as … [Read More...] about The Last Full Measure
The Turning is a modern adaptation of Henry James’ The Turn of the Screw a ghost story which was written in 1898. This production which is … [Read More...] about The Turning
An H. P. Lovecraft short story gets some vivid, treatment thanks to producers like Elijah Wood, director Richard Stanley, and Nicolas Cage … [Read More...] about Color Out of Space
Director Guy RItchie's newest comedy has a crazy cast of characters, non-stop action, complex set-ups and great acting, which all adds up to one … [Read More...] about The Gentlemen
Bad Boys is a comedy team film with Will Smith as the straight guy and Martin Lawrence as the comic. The team almost reminds us of Abbott and … [Read More...] about Bad Boys for Life
