A fun, if underdeveloped, Sci-fi that will appeal endlessly to fans of the genre but leave others a little short changed
Back To The Future
There isn’t much about Back To The Future that you don’t already know. And what you know is the stuff of cult legend. The rerelease of one of the most …
El Bola DVD/ BR
A horrifically brutal and accurate potrayal of child abuse, Acero Manas’ El Bola is much deserved of its five Goya (Spanish Oscars) awards. Child abuse is a difficult subject matter …
Hunter, The
Directors who star in their own movies can be a curse. Hitchcock avoided that with a clever, quick cameo in each; Eastwood’s powerful presence acts as a strength rather than …
Lola
Hailed as a masterpiece at the time of its release, Jacques Demy’s Lola (1961) represents French New Wave at its best, a bittersweet tale the lost opportunities of youth. Actually, …
Last Exorcism, The
Ever since a pubescent Linda Blair puked cold pea soup and did unmentionable things to a crucifix in her head-spinning turn as Regan in William Friedkin’sThe Exorcist, the Devil and …
Salt
Review may contain spoilers. With the world’s two biggest secret agent franchises both taking a hiatus, and Jack Ryan in retirement, could Salt, helmed by Patriot Games director Philip Noyce, …
Love Life
There is always going to be a sticky end when a wife gives permission to her handsome husband to play the field, as long as he came home at night. …
Going The Distance
Anyone who’s ever been part of the long distance relationship thing will know what it’s like; waiting weeks to see your loved one only for those few moments to be …
Wah Do Dem
A subtle and personal voyage of discovery that is a perfect example of indie filmmaking. Wah Do Dem is a film that came about almost by chance. Co-Director Ben Chace …