Review
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THE OTTOMAN LIEUTENANT – Review
As giant apes and mutant loners battle it out at the box office, the multiplex can still spare...
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KONG SKULL ISLAND – Review
With a new story faithful to the spirit of the 1933 original, KONG SKULL ISLAND is a roaring, chest-pounding...
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TABLE 19 – Review
At the beginning of TABLE 19, we see Anna Kendrick struggling to decide whether to RSVP yes or no...
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LOGAN – Review
One of the reasons why many fall in love with comic books is because they have a history of...
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BEFORE I FALL – Review
The premise of GROUNDHOG DAY, as well as some of its plot points and lessons are recycled for the...
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I DON’T FEEL AT HOME IN THIS WORLD ANYMORE – Review
Review by Stephen Tronicek Is everyone an a-hole? The US Grand Jury Prize winner at the Sundance Film...
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A UNITED KINGDOM – Review
A UNITED KINGDOM is one of those movies where one is compelled to say “based on a true story”...
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GET OUT – Review
The first few months of the year seem to be prime territory for the studios to unleash new horror...
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THE RED TURTLE – Review
This weekend sees the wide release of one of the films nominated for the Best Animated Feature Academy Award,...
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ROCK DOG – Review
ROCK DOG is not one of those crossover hits that parents can enjoy just as much as their kids....
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DRIFTER – Review
Review by Stephen Tronicek The concept of “copying” has become demonized to the point of criticism in film these...
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BURLESQUE: HEART OF THE GLITTER TRIBE – Review
“You like naked ladies huh? “ So I was asked by Hiroko Politz, a good friend of mine...
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THE GREAT WALL – Review
Visionary Chinese director Yimou Zhang has delivered a rousing take on the venerable traditions of the monster movie. Though...
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A CURE FOR WELLNESS – Review
There’s something in the water, and this time it’s not a young girl with long black hair. Gore Verbinski...
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TONI ERDMANN – Review
One of the nominees for this year’s Oscar for Best Foreign Language and a hit at Cannes, the...
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FIST FIGHT – Review
A showdown’s a’ comin’! Not on the main street of Dodge City, but at the multiplex once again....
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RUNNING WILD – Review
Review by Stephen Tronicek RUNNING WILD plays like if Michael Bay directed Flicka and as the old saying goes...
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FIFTY SHADES DARKER – Review
As if it was actually possible, FIFTY SHADES DARKER may be even more problematic than its predecessor. And that...
