Review
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THE FOUR – The Blu Review
Review by Sam Moffitt I had held off a long time on getting a Blu-Ray player when Tom Stockman,...
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WOOCHIE THE DEMON SLAYER – The Blu Review
WOOCHIE THE DEMON SLAYER is a 2009 Korean film making its U.S. DBD/Blu-ray debut April 9th. Woochi (Kang Dong...
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NO – The Review
Review by Barbara Snitzer No! is an ambitious movie and while it features an engaging performance from its lead...
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GINGER & ROSA – The Review
Review by Barbara Snitzer Ginger and Rosa’s plot is a compelling, dramatic, coming of age story of two best...
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G.I. JOE: RETALIATION – The Review
The Joes are back. After the Pakastani President is assassinated, insurgents seize the country’s nuclear arsenal and the Joes...
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THE CROODS – The Review
Cavemen (and women) have long been a staple of comedy films and cartoons. From almost the start of cinema,...
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THE WAITING ROOM (2012) – The Review
So, this weekend we’ve an example of the true-crime feature-length documentary with WEST OF MEMPHIS. Turns out we’ve got another type...
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ADMISSION – The Review
Review by Barbara Snitzer In the movie Admission, Tina Fey plays Portia, an admissions officer at Princeton University who...
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WEST OF MEMPHIS – The Review
There have been many feature-length documentaries over the years that have explored the same subject matter. Docs about the...
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LORE – The Review
Review by Barbara Snitzer Lore is not a typical Holocaust movie. It’s not even a typical war movie, although...
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THE GATEKEEPERS – The Review
Conflicts in the Middle East became the inspiration for two of the Best Feature Film nominated movies this past...
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EMPEROR (2013) – The Review
Students, time to put down your textbooks and dash over to the cinema for yet another history lesson. Seems...
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DON’T STOP BELIEVIN’ : EVERYMAN’S JOURNEY – The Review
Arnel Pineda’s life of poverty and struggle was forever turned upside down after being discovered on Youtube by they...
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HOW TO BE A MAN: Classic Educational Shorts Volume One – The DVD Review
Review by Sam Moffitt I have a confession to make. I am now and have always been such a...
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21 & OVER – The Review
21 & OVER, by first-time Directors Jon Lucas and Scott Moore (THE HANGOVER, THE CHANGE-UP),is an aggressively vulgar, sporadically...
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HICKEY AND BOGGS – The DVD Review
Review by Sam Moffitt The private investigator has been with us for years, decades really. When I was younger...
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BLESS ME, ULTIMA – The Review
BLESS ME, ULTIMA is an interesting blend of film genres. On one hand it’s a nostalgic coming of age...
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WOULD YOU RATHER – The DVD Review
Review by Dane Marti Years ago back when good men and women everywhere rode on horseback…or at the very...
