White supremacy somehow manages to lead to redemption in riveting biopic I’ve seen movies about drugs (“Requiem for a Dream”), movies about cyberbullying (“Disconnect”), and movies about mass murders (“Natural Born Killers”), […]
White supremacy somehow manages to lead to redemption in riveting biopic I’ve seen movies about drugs (“Requiem for a Dream”), movies about cyberbullying (“Disconnect”), and movies about mass murders (“Natural Born Killers”), […]
The driver got me lost, so two stars for him The biggest guilty pleasure of mine within the decade is “Let’s Be Cops,” which ripped off the first “Hangover” movie by allowing […]
Before Stuber and Pineapple Express, there was Jack and the Duke in Midnight Run I’ve seen action comedies inspired by “Midnight Run,” like “Pineapple Express” and more recently, “Stuber,” but never have […]
Shaft Sr. still provides the goods: if only his offspring wasn’t such a weakling. I did an article a few weeks ago with reviews on the two original “Shaft” stars Richard Roundtree […]
These cats are cool, but their movies lack scripts. The new “Shaft” movie opens this June, and it reunites Samuel L. Jackson as John Shaft II and Richard Roundtree as John Shaft […]
Keanu Reeves shoots and scores in explosively entertaining threequel. When we last saw Keanu Reeves as John Wick, he goes on the run with his beloved dog, thus becoming the latest $14 […]
This predictable, idiotic, and degrading remake of a remake will steal your hard earned cash. The most embarrassing scene to me, at least, in “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” is when Michael Caine has […]
To warm you up for “The Hustle,” here’s my review of the original. “The Hustle,” starring Anne Hathaway and Rebel Wilson, comes to theaters this Friday, and I wanted to share with […]
Boy, do Efron and Bundy look alike There’s little wonder why Zac Efron would be a perfect young actor to portray serial murderer Ted Bundy. He has his eyebrows, hairstyle, height, and […]
Back in Black and Yellow in the 90s The Batman DC comic book series was created in 1939 by Bob Kane and Bill Finger. It went on to become a phenomenon, beginning […]