[Review] Predators
Nimród Antal and Robert Rodriguez have resurrected a dying bread. For almost 23 years now the Predators have slowly been fading away from an onslaught of me...
Dylan Chester
[Review] The Killer Inside Me
The Killer Inside Me is a mess. It's got a rushed third act, it meanders, and isn't as tight as it needs to be. In spite of all of this, it still works far ...
[Review] The Last Airbender
The Last Airbender is a tedious experience. Not only because of what's onscreen, but also what it represents. It embodies everything wrong with summer block...
[Review] The Twilight Saga: Eclipse
The Twilight Saga: Eclipse is an underwhelming entry in an already underwhelming series. The first two installments ranged from pure mediocrity to downright...
[Interview Pt. 1] Rob Corddry Talks ‘Hot Tub Time Machine’
Jack Giroux talks to Rob Corddry about 'Hot Tub Time Machine' and his acting process....
[Review] Knight and Day
Knight and Day is fun. That's it. There's not much more to it. It runs with the formula we've seen countless times, and does it well enough to be enjoyable. T...
[Review] Jonah Hex
Jonah Hex is the worst kind of bad movie. For one, it's not something you can laugh at it. Everything on paper should have made it gangbusters. Instead, Ghost Rider has never looked better....
[Review] Toy Story 3
Warning: This review contains spoilers.
Toy Story 3 is like the end of a 15-year relationship. It's a good friend you know the ins-and-outs of, and, just...
[Review] Solitary Man
The past few months have oddly been filled with mid-life crisis films. At the center of them are narcissistic, yet somewhat likeable, leads. Both the fantasti...
[Review] The A-Team
"They specialize in the ridiculousness" is a line Jessica Biel spouts early on in The A-Team and that line in itself represents the film as a whole. It's nothing but ridiculous. This is the exact idea everyone has for a summer blockbuster: non-stop action, one-liners, not too grounded in reality, and is just flat-out absurd. ...
