After being pushed back multiple times, it’s hard to have any hope for a film with a January or early February release. I love fantasy but the aforementioned notion was enough for me to exp... Read more
This review was originally posted last summer during the NYAFF, the blu-ray features review is the only new addition to the article. This film came in at number two on my top 10 of 2014 list... Read more
For me, and probably most people, it has been a long time since we saw a Keanu Reeves film and actually liked it. I enjoyed Henry’s Crime more than others, but Street Kings was the last time... Read more
One of the best reviewed films of 2014 (99/100), James Ward Byrkit’s sci-fi thriller managed to elude me until this past week. I knew nothing about the film except that it was a sci-fi thril... Read more
This year’s best actress race seems like one that’s pretty weak in comparison to the intense one for best actor. There have been a lot of great female performances this year that haven’t bee... Read more
Biopics are a dime a dozen these days and, more often than not, they don’t do the subject justice. Chadwick Boseman has had the pleasure (or misfortune) of playing two extremely iconic figur... Read more
Last year saw the incredibly delayed release of director and writer duo Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett’s awesome horror thriller You’re Next. Thankfully, we didn’t have to wait two years for... Read more
What a year for film, huh? Even with a weak summer box office we ended up having some of the best reviewed blockbusters in ages. 2014 saw a lot of originality and creativity and I couldn’t b... Read more
South Korea loves its genre crime flicks and I love them for their devotion to it. Many of their mediocre wide release flicks top ours simply because they aren’t afraid to get their hands bl... Read more
Directed by Andrey Zvyagintsev’s, Russia’s critically acclaimed entry into the foreign film Oscar race, titled Leviathan, focuses on Nikolai Kolya (Aleksey Serebryakov), an auto-repair shop... Read more
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