WAR ON EVERYONE (2016)
Two corrupt cops in New Mexico start blackmailing and framing criminals they run into, but make the mistake of intimidating someone more dangerous than they are.
MATINEE (1993)
A small-time film director releases a kitschy horror film during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
DAVID BRENT: LIFE ON THE ROAD (2016)
A film crew catch-up with David Brent, the former boss of BBC documentary 'The Office', as he tries to launch a singing career...
FINDING DORY (2016)
Friendly but forgetful blue tang fish Dory goes on a search for her long-lost parents, and everyone learns a few things about the real meaning of family along the way.
BUSTER KEATON: THE COMPLETE SHORT FILMS (1917-1923)
[usr 5.0] Eureka Entertainment’s ‘Masters of Cinema’ release of Buster Keaton’s short films is important because Buster Keaton is important. To borrow from Orson...
ZOOTROPOLIS (2016)
[usr 4.5] Even if you disregard the relatively consistent quality of its Pixar co-productions, Disney itself has been on a hot streak with animated...
PRIDE & PREJUDICE & ZOMBIES (2016)
[usr 3.0] Based both on Jane Austen’s classic Pride & Prejudice and Seth Grahame-Smith’s parody novel of the same name—adding re-animated corpses into the equation—Pride...
DAD’S ARMY (2016)
[usr 2.0] Among the fine tradition of classic British sitcoms, few stand as revered—or, indeed, as British—as Dad’s Army. Set during World War II,...
HOME ALONE • HOME ALONE 2: LOST IN NEW YORK (1990/92)
To celebrate Christmas Day tomorrow, below are two retrospective reviews of the beloved Home Alone films from the early-1990s, directed by Chris Columbus, written by John...
SPY (2015)
[usr 3.0] When she was a kid, Susan Cooper’s (Melissa McCarthy) mother used to leave a note in her lunchbox each day that read:...
AMERICAN ULTRA (2015)
[usr 3.5] Weird movies deserve to be celebrated, and American Ultra is just about the weirdest movie to arrive in cinemas in recent times....
PIXELS (2015)
[usr 1.0] Laziness is how we get films like Pixels. The desperately sad lack of commitment on display here is astounding, as Adam Sandler...