The 2018 release of “A Star Is Born” reminds audiences of the magical experience going to the theatre is supposed to be. The film brings to life the age-old tale
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“I’m not a bitch, I’m a feminist.” “Assassination Nation” is the bastard son of “The Purge” who was raised by twisted “Mean Girls” and got simultaneously abused by “Heathers.” Chaos
“Oh, you don’t want to be friends with me. Trust me.” When Emily asks her best friend Stephanie for a “simple favor” to pick her kid up from school, things
The last decade saw what many avid horror enthusiasts would consider to be a bunch of films that were largely unoriginal, ridiculous, CG-filled and just flat-out not scary. “The Conjuring”
I will admit something to all of you before I begin this review: “The Little Stranger” is going to be
“The Happytime Murders” follows puppet Phil Philips, who is a disgraced detective turned-private eye, and cop Connie Edwards (played by
It’s been a while since romantic comedies have dominated the film sphere, but Netflix appears to be slowly bringing them
From visionary filmmaker Spike Lee comes the incredible true story of an American hero. Will the real Ron Stallworth please
The only thing good about David Spade’s latest role in “Father of the Year” was his wig – and even
For 22 years, Tom Cruise has been headlining the “Mission Impossible” films. With six now to his name, one wonders
