The next time I have to come in here I’m cracking skulls.” Look, if you don’t already know The Breakfast Club , then congratulations: you’ve been living under a rock, probably the same one Judd Nelson...
Picture this: the bounty hunters think they’ve finally trapped the resurrected killer in the busted‑up midway. Lights are flickering, the carousel’s groaning like it’s about to collapse, and then Robe...
Every so often, a low‑budget indie sneaks up on you with more heart than polish, and Heartland Harmony is exactly that kind of film. Directed by Lana Read , it doesn’t try to dazzle with special effec...
Jingle Bell Heist opens inside a London department store that looks like Christmas threw up on every surface: tinsel, fake snow, and a choir that sounds like they’re auditioning for a toothpaste comme...
Let the Bat-hangover begin! Expectations were sky-high for Christopher Nolan . After the cultural one-two punch of The Dark Knight and Inception , audiences were primed for another mind-bending knocko...
Speed Train is 86 minutes of low-budget lunacy—and somehow, against all laws of physics, filmmaking, and common sense, it actually works. This is the kind of movie that feels like it was shot in a ren...
The Michigan Dogman has been lurking around the edges of pop culture for decades now—part campfire story, part late-night-radio fever dream, part “my cousin swears he saw it behind the Arby’s.” Dawn o...
Picture this: a crowded corporate boardroom, fluorescent lights buzzing, suits shifting uncomfortably in their chairs. Then — boom — a man’s head detonates like a watermelon at a Gallagher show. Veins...
The Dark Knight didn’t just raise the bar for superhero movies—it threw the bar into the stratosphere and laughed as we tried to catch it. Ledger’s Joker still haunts the cultural psyche, proof that a...
Monsters are the good guys? Yep. Cilve Barker flips horror on its head in this cult classic. David Cronenberg is terrifying, Danny Elfman ’s score is epic, and Midian is the freak‑friendly underground...
Finally, all the absurdist tragedy that defined Gen X's formative years has been neatly packaged in a single, gleaming Blu-ray set. This isn't just a collection of animated shorts; it's a masterclass...
Let’s face it, Batman Begins was a warm-up act. The film is quaint and, while it strips away the neon and batnipples from previous incarnations, feels clunky. Oh, it’s still essential viewing as it re...
As much as I admire Anthony Perkins ’ acting chops, Psycho IV: The Beginning is really only for those desperate to complete the full Norman Bates saga. It tries to do double duty—acting as both a preq...
I sometimes wonder if there’s anything more terrifying for a filmmaker than being handed the keys to a beloved classic more than two decades after the original—especially when that classic happens to...
“Sometimes to love someone, you got to be a stranger.” The screen opens on a valley of ash, gray and lifeless; it’s like God forgot to pay the color bill. Hope? None. Joy? Dead. It’s the cinematic equ...
