When The Purge was released back in 2013, I bet writer/director James DeMonaco had no idea he’d be setting up a pretty nifty little horror franchise, similar to the way James Wan’s Saw first... Read more
When I saw Finding Dory last week, I was dismayed by the dull-looking trailers for all of the upcoming family films. So many of them had the same sort of gag-a-minute humor, the same CG anim... Read more
Stephen Chow is one of a handful of directors from Hong Kong whose films I will watch without fail. The guy has a great handle on genuine slapstick humor and is one of the few who is able t... Read more
The 2016 NYAFF is here and the first film that I had an opportunity to view was writer/director Kim Jin-hwang’s The Boys Who Cried Wolf. This South Korean almost noir/thriller is a mixed ba... Read more
Yesterday, the NYAFF hosted the world premiere of Twisted Justice, the opening night film for the festival’s 15th anniversary. Hailing from Japan, this crime epic inspired by the biggest sc... Read more
Big Johnson. Little Hart. That’s all you really all the info you need to know what kind of crime comedy you’re getting yourself into when you sit down to see Rawson Marshall Thurber’s Centra... Read more
If you ask me, James Wan is a modern master of horror. The man takes his time when it comes to crafting his films, even with sequels, and with each new original horror property he conjures... Read more
From the team that brought you some of the best SNL sketches of the past 10 years comes a parody of the current state of ridiculous pop musicians, hilariously titled Popstar: Never Stop Neve... Read more
Taking on the famed hippie generation of 1960’s Britain and a small significant event that took place in the ’60s, Moonwalkers is a fun energetic comedy (with moments of action a... Read more
“The third one always sucks.” That’s the line Jean Grey uses in the film which is clearly a knock on X-3 but, for many people, it can probably be used to describe the lackluster effort of Br... Read more
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