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[Review] Killers

Killers is the new action comedy from director Robert Luketic starring Ashton Kutcher and Katherine Heigl. The film tells the story of Jen (Heigl) who is on vacation with her family when she meets Spencer (Kutcher). The two meet through an awkward encounter in the elevator. A few short scenes and some unconvincing chemistry later, the two are married and living a quiet suburban life....
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[Review] Get Him to the Greek

The director of Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Nicholas Stoller, returns to the cinema with this hilarious (somewhat) sequel. While Marshall came across as a bit tedious and forced, Get Him to the Greek delivers on all fronts....
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[Review] Splice

Splice, directed by Vincenzo Natali, is deliciously twisted. It reaches strange, insane and unpredictable places that can only elicit an unexpected, sadistic joy worth basking in....
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[Review] Mother And Child

John reviews Sony Pictures Classic's emotional drama Mother And Child directed by Rodrigo García. The film stars Annette Bening, Naomi Watts and Kerry Washington. ...
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[Off Stage] Milking The Rhino

For those removed from the issue of conservation, it has a tendency to seem fairly cut and dry: don’t kill animals! However, when you take off the top layer...
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[Blu-Review] ‘The Wolfman’ Director’s Cut

The Wolfman, the 2010 horror remake of the original 1940’s film, has arrived on Blu-ray. While the original is considered a classic in the horror genre, the new reboot has gained bad press due to delays and re-writes. Now that it’s out on Blu-ray fans get to take a closer look at The Wolfman....
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[Off Stage] ‘Art & Copy’

Before clicking on this link to this article (and even now as you read) they are around you. On the screen. In your room. Your apartment. House. Everywhere....
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[Review] Sex And The City 2

Check out John's review of the big budget follow up to Sex And The City starring Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon based on the hit HBO series. ...
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[Review] MacGruber

Expanding two minute skits into a full 90 minute feature is no easy task. So far, there's been three successful translations for SNL film: The Blues Brothers, Wayne's World, and the somewhat underrated Wayne's World 2. No, A Night at the Roxbury didn't quite make the cut. MacGruber, on the other hand, doe...