Reflecting on 2015, Part 1: The worst films
I tend to avoid the rubbish Hollywood produces to sell the popcorn and its over-priced 3D premium upgrades, so you won't find well-known crap like...
Neon Demon examines the superficial with the subversively superficial — a...
The manner in which the majority of media audiences value, perceive and consume beauty is something so deeply ingrained in our society, it’s hard to...
‘Le quattro volte’ skips the dialogue to tell precise and profound...
If you got the Tree of Life (unlike Sean Penn), time now to upgrade to Le quattro volte. The film may be from Italy,...
Creepy stumbles on concern for plot over authentically creepy moments —...
Though a bit bogged down by the superficiality of constraints of the police procedural, Creepy (Kuripi: Itsuwari no rinjin), the new movie by Japanese...
Must-see Friday night opening movies: ‘Project Nim’ and ‘World on a...
So Cowboys and Aliens isn't your thing this opening weekend at the movies? Well, a couple of days ago, I reviewed a real alternative...
My top movies of 2010
I decided the best time to reveal the best movies I saw last year is ahead of the Oscars®, as I am skipping the...
In the Fade features strong acting to deliver dark message about...
After winning the Golden Globe for best foreign language film earlier this month, In the Fade was snubbed in the same category by the...
The Nightingale makes revenge unsettling
There hasn’t been a movie this year that has so consistently moved me as much as the violent, horrifying revenge film The Nightingale. A...
Kubrick’s ‘Fear and Desire’ finally sees official release
It took many years after his death, but director Stanley Kubrick's disowned debut feature has now finally seen official release. Thanks to restoration work by...
‘The Trip to Italy’ makes no apologies for being a sequel...
Following their 2011 film The Trip, Steve Coogan, Rob Brydon and Michael Winterbottom reunite again for The Trip to Italy, which follows the same format as...