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Dark Shadows
Dark Shadows is a movie that begins with a wonderfully melodramatic fire, but then ultimately sinks under a plot that seems to give up half way through. Like all Tim Burton productions, it looks
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Marvel's The Avengers
As I settled in for Marvel’s The Avengers (to cite its full title) my mind began to drift back a few years, all the way back to another Marvel action team
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The Cabin in the Woods
It is hard to tell if The Cabin in the Woods is either a commentary on horror movie clichés, a celebration, or a kick in the crotch. All I can say that within the
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The Three Stooges
Your level of enjoyment with The Farrelly Brothers version of The Three Stooges depends greatly on where you stand with The Stooges to being with.
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L'Assault (The Assault)
 
It is a little difficult to watch a film like L'Assault and not feel a knot in your stomach. Here is a film about the 1994 Christmas hijacking of Air France Flight
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Titanic (3D)
Ever since James Cameron’s Titanic left theaters in mid-1998 - and subsequently made its way onto home video - I have purposely avoided it. I love this film, but I found that even briefly attempting to watch
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The Highest Pass
All his life, Adam Schomer has been seeking a spirit guide, a guru to help him find his true purpose. “Since I was a kid, I’ve been wanting a guru, a wise
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The Hunger Games
The Hunger Games presents a dystopian future filled with gloom and doom, oppression and despair that is not likely to surprise anyone familiar with those presented in The Terminator, Mad Max, Gattaca
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Where is Stark Tower?
Ashamedly, I have to admit that I have never been to New York. Despite briefly living two states over in Ohio as a child, I have never visited The Big Apple. Nothing personal. My life just hasn’t opened a door yet that has allowed me a trip to the city. I’m from Alabama, you see, I don’t get up that way.
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The Red Phone
Nothing good has ever come from a red phone in a movie. Not one.
Hobo With a Shotgun
Jeff, Who Lives at Home
The Captains
Square Grouper
The Artist
The Best (and Worst) Films of 2011
Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie
I am not as angry with Tim and Eric’s movie as I should be. Their TV show makes me itch, but their movie is less sheer torpor than it is banality at feature-length. In an
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