Who Could be the Next Batman?
Over the course of three films Christopher Nolan did what many thought to be impossible and not only resurrected Batman as one of the most bankable movie heroes around but created a saga… Continue reading
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Movie Review: Lords of Salem
Directed by: Rob Zombie Starring: Sheri Moon Zombie, Jeff Daniel Phillips, and Bruce Davidson Plot: A rock DJ gets caught up in a ritual to resurrect a coven of witches. Review: Worlds colliding! Rock music and… Continue reading
Movie Review: ‘Mud’
In 2011, Take Shelter blew me away. It was easily one of the best films I saw that year and it made writer/director Jeff Nichols as someone I needed to keep an eye… Continue reading
Funk Jr’s Favourite Movies and TV Shows
So there’s this guy in life. I call him Funk Jr. He’s my son and today he turns 3. This is an important age – it’s at the age when kids can get… Continue reading
Movie Review: Pain & Gain
Michael Bay was once a director I wouldn’t necessarily call great, but certainly fun. I enjoy The Rock, Armageddon and even the first Transformers what they were: dumb, loud fun. That Michael Bay… Continue reading
7 Problems with ‘Iron Man 3’
The consensus here at the House of Geekery is that Iron Man 3 is quite possibly the best in the series to date. It’s well paced, it focuses on characters, Iron Man has a… Continue reading
IFFBoston 11 Review: The Way, Way Back
Directed by: Nat Faxon and Jim Rash Starring: Liam James, Sam Rockwell, and Steve Carell Plot: An introverted teenager spends his summer working at a water park with his carefree co-workers rather than with his beach-going… Continue reading
Movie Review: It’s a Disaster
Directed by: Todd Berger Starring: David Cross, Julia Stiles, and America Ferrera Plot: A couples brunch takes a turn for the worse when a nearby terrorist attack forces a lockdown. Review: It’s a Disaster is so… Continue reading
Oscar Winners in Review – Silver Linings Playbook
Right, For all of the incredible stuff that the movies have produced, radically shifting how we view, interact and understand our world and respective cultures there are still things that films genuinely struggle… Continue reading
IFFBoston 11 Review: The Spectacular Now
Directed by: James Ponsoldt Starring: Miles Turner, Shailene Woodley, and Brie Larson Plot: A party-hard teen gets a wake-up call when he falls for the nice girl next door. Review: Generation Y has been called a… Continue reading
