Directed by: Marjane Satrapi Starring: Ryan Reynolds, Gemma Arterton, and Anna Kendrick Plot: A seemingly mild-mannered factory worker receives evil messages from his talking pets. Review: If there was anyone I thought was in dire need… Continue reading
Director: Joe Lynch Starring: Salma Hayek Plot: A woman forced into sexual slavery fights for her life. Review: No one could question Joe Lynch’s dedication to the B-movie concept. He paints with blood, bullets, and babes.… Continue reading
Directed by: Adam Green Starring: Adam Green, Ray Wise Plot: Horror filmmaker Adam Green documents his meetings with a retired police officer who believes he has found city of monsters. Review: You may know Adam… Continue reading
After a long hiatus from blogging, I’ve decided it’s time to burst back onto the scene. And what better way to do that than to help my fellow humans through this Valentine’s Day… Continue reading
And we’re back! We had a very positive response to the first part of our multi-part series of the female characters who are especially awesome. If you missed the first 20 entries in… Continue reading
David Fincher is one of the few directors who I have seen every film of. He’s directed other things like music videos and some episodes of “House of Cards,” but I’m just focusing… Continue reading
In case you haven’t been paying attention, Universal Studios wants to get in on the shared universe trend that is taking the world by storm since Marvel made a billion dollars. I guess,… Continue reading
Director: Kevin Smith Starring: Justin Long, Genesis Rodriguez, and Michael Parks Plot: An interviewer of weird and strange people is tortured by an old man Review: Disclaimer: I consider myself a Kevin Smith fan and have… Continue reading
As I’m sure anyone who has ventured past a cinema lately knows, movies based on comics are big money right now. Just this past summer we’ve seen; Captain America, Spiderman, and the X-Men… Continue reading
Directed by: Richard Linklater Starring: Ethan Hawke, Patricia Arquette, and Ellar Coltrane Plot: A chronicle of one boy’s life from ages 6 to 18. Review: Filmed over the course of 12 years, thus allowing the actors… Continue reading
