When Stephanie Fleming (Zoey Deutch) decides to invite her family out to California for the holidays to meet her boyfriend, she doesn’t realize the chaos that’s going to erupt upon their arrival. Her loving but overprotective father, Ned (Bryan Cranston), along with her mother (Megan Mullally) and brother Scotty (Griffin Gluck), is about to meet […] Read more
When people ask me about martial arts movies there are only a handful that immediately pop up into my mind, but they generally center around specific actors. One such actor is Donnie Yen, the man who helped bring the legendary Ip Man to life on the big screen. If you don’t know who Ip Man […] Read more
American Idol for the animated world, Sing focuses on Buster Moon (Matthew McConaughey), a theater loving koala who owns and runs a palace theater that has since fallen on hard times. Unable to pay off his bills, Buster remains relentlessly optimistic and puts one last plan in motion to hold a singing contest in order […] Read more
Disorder throws a bunch of stuff at you as returning soldier/bodyguard Matthias Schoenaerts is tasked with protecting Diane Kruger on the French Rivera. Set under the umbrella of a vet suffering from PTSD and a wife exposed of her arm’s dealing husband, the plot moves past you without firmly latching on to even the main […] Read more
The advertising for Office Christmas Party suggests that this R-rated holiday is outrageous. It isn’t. In fact, it’s remarkably tame compared to what the commercials promise. Yes, there’s boozing, some drug use, brief glimpses of nudity, and uninhibited dancing, but nothing you haven’t seen before. Except for when an intern uses a 3D printer to […] Read more
It’s All Good might well be the most dramatised crowdfunded film to date. The Chicago-based comedy group FND Films managed to not only pull off one of the great internet heists of the past few years, but from it give themselves free exposure because of it. For that alone, It’s All Good is well worth […] Read more
There are a lot of great movies being released this weekend and one of those highlights is Kelly Fremon Craigs’ dramedy, The Edge of Seventeen starring Hailee Steinfeld. The Edge of Seventeen follows Nadine (Steinfeld), a girl whose life apparently sucks. Her bother Darian (Blake Jenner) is shining star of the family and she has […] Read more
It has been five years since the last Harry Potter film hit theaters and it appears the fervor for Potter never really went away. Fans have always clamored for more and J.K. Rowling has been happy to oblige. The first act of appeasement was with the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child stage play and […] Read more
Yeon Sang-ho’s (The King of Pigs) critically hailed zombie horror thriller, Train to Busan, is returning to theaters in the US this weekend. For those unfamiliar with the film, it smashed box office records in Korea and is one of the best reviewed horror films of 2016 with a 96% certified fresh rating on Rotten […] Read more
The stakes are high for Planet Earth in this ambitious IndieGoGo-funded Sci-Fi comedy about a team of squabbling misfits who must put aside their differences for the greater good. In 1977, the U.S government receive a message from an alien race warning them of a conflict coming to Earth. To aid them in their battle, […] Read more
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