Movie Review: The Book of Life
Guillermo Del Toro is known mostly for his takes on the grotesque. With the Book of Life, Del Toro taps into his Mexican heritage to …
2014
Movie Review: Fury
War is hell. It doesn’t need to be proven anymore. It’s dehumanizing, evil, and scarring. Fury drives that point home with the spin on WWII …
Movie Review: Pride
Pride is the injection the movies needed. 2014’s fall season has been filled with bleak nihilistic films about the poor state of the world. Pride …
Movie Review: The Judge
Robert Downey Jr. Robert Duvall. Vera Farmiga. Billy Bob Thornton. Vincent D’Onofrio. The Judge sounds pretty can’t miss with that cast right? While being passably …
Movie Review: Gone Girl
David Fincher is one of the most talented and stylized directors working today. His movies, no matter the subject matter, elevate whatever source material Fincher …
Movie Review: Kill the Messenger
Investigative journalism seems like a nightmare as an occupation. Yes, you get to stand on the moral high ground, but that ground is constantly under …
The Should Be Oscar Nominations of 2014: Post September
WINNERS ARE IN BOLD: Best Picture Boyhood Life Itself The LEGO Movie Kill the Messenger Frank Begin Again Only Lovers Left Alive The Raid 2 …
Movie Review: The Equalizer
Denzel Washington refuses to let Liam Neeson run rampant and kick the underworld’s ass. The Equalizer reteams Washington with his Training Day Director: Antoine Fuqua. Washington …
Movie Review: The Boxtrolls
Laika Studios proudly keeps stop motion animation charming and inventive in the CGI world of animation today. Coraline and Paranorman are thoughtful and clever stories …
Movie Review: The Guest
The Guest is destined for cult status. Led by a stellar creepy performance from Dan Stevens, The Guest is a Horror flick that pushes the …