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J. Edgar Blu-ray Unboxing
23 hours ago
A close look at J. Edgar on Blu-ray from Warner Bros., staring Naomi Watts, Leo Dicaprio and is directed by Clint Eastwood. [more...]
In Time Blu-ray Unboxing
1 day ago
A close look at In Time Blu-ray, directed by Andrew Niccol, staring Justin Timberlake and [more...]
Sherlock Holmes Reivew
1 week ago
Sherlock Holmes as a film is much like the character it portrays. Charming, fast paced, edgy and clever. The film meticulously pays attention to detail, giving us pleasing characters with great chemistry in Holmes and Watson. You remain intrigued with scenes of slow-motion-Holmes-projections [more...]
Apollo 18 Review
3 weeks ago
Apollo 18 manages to keep itself in the horror genre by putting two astronauts on the moon for a suspenseful Apollo mission that supposedly “never happened”. [more...]
The Next Three Days Review
1 month ago
Writer/Director Paul Haggis never disappoints in constructing realistic characters in thrilling situations that always feel genuine and keep you entertained. The Next Three Days, an action-thriller, pairs up Haggis’s knack for engaging story telling with Crowe’s well versed consistent acting, and we’re given [more...]
Tucker & Dale vs. Evil Review
1 month ago
Tucker & Dale vs. Evil, an unexpected, yet enjoyable hillbilly horror-comedy featuring two loveable red neck goons and the hilarious shenanigans that unfold around them. [more...]
Rise of the Planet of the Apes Review
1 month ago
Fancy CGI animation worked around real characters you enjoy, and the thrill of seeing intelligent super-apes kick human ass make this depthless plot-hole ridden, overhyped cheap-thrill of a popcorn film that lacks any structure whatsoever, truly entertaining and enjoyable from credits to credits! [more...]
Minus the Bear: Planet of Ice
1 month ago
“Planet of Ice” has an atmosphere of math rock, British pop-rock beats and progression, while remaining humble and true to the band’s relaxing sound-identity. [more...]
ChromeSkull: Laid to Rest 2 Review
1 month ago
Unlike its crafty precursor notable for fun death sequences and the introduction of a compelling new chrome-masked, blade wielding horror character, “ChromeSkull: Laid to Rest 2” puts itself to rest in a shallow hole of monotony. [more...]
Enter The Void Review
1 month ago
Enter the Void is a drug induced thrill ride experience that literally puts you in the eyes of a kid living amid Tokyo’s neon lit, trendy underground drug culture mecca. Using obscure-unfixed camera motions to represent a wandering soul and some truly radical city shots, the film explores [more...]
Cedar Rapids Review
1 month ago
Once you unearth Cedar Rapids from a mountain of average 2011 comedies, you’ll see that it’s quirky set of characters who work well together and truly warm hearted-satirical approach to the insurance world works as one of the best comedies in years. [more...]
Robber (Der Rauber) Review
1 month ago
Robber is a thought provoking existential thriller that centers on a runner running to keep himself alive. Through the eyes of someone treading onward, we’re given a look into the living interiors and exteriors of a man in modern Austria, struggling with his own existence outside of running and his inability to [more...]
Bad Teacher Review
1 month ago
Bad Teacher is a 97 minute commercial seemingly made for FMP’s and shoe fetish enthusiasts combined with bad writing, bad humor, bad actor chemistry, and bad everything. [more...]
Catherine Review
1 month ago
Catherine is another emotional game from Atlus that takes a funky approach to puzzle-relationship simulation cross-genre combinations and Persona-like design. [more...]
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Review
1 month ago
Resembling a kid exploring the open world that is college, Skyrim is full of interesting, sometimes questionable activities that will keep you busy for hours, but won't actually require you to complete anything. [more...]