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The comedies are the genre most likely to suffer from a shortage of ideas. It just so happens that when there are no more laughs to be had from a movie, what is left of the film is plenty of theatrical tone which can leave a person feeling quite depressed. The source of this depression […]

Tim Blake Nelson stars as ‘Bang Bang’ Rozyski, a long-retired boxer who sold himself as a child and who believes that there is a way he can redeem himself. When first introduced to Bernard “Bang Bang” Rozyski (Tim Blake Nelson), I am not sure I can say this is a pleasant experience. For example, there

Pterodactyl premiered on The SciFi channel on August 12, 2006, at 9 PM. Two days later Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast and completely destroyed the region, including my hometown of Long Beach, MS. Two days after that, the SciFi Channel basked in the glory of having the highest-watched original movie for the channel. The

Gustav Möller is one of the directors who debuted with the movie The Guilty which was later adapted and starred Jake Gyllenhaal himself, and so, movie fanatics will have an interest in knowing the word as he did quite a lot in his first ever movie, The Guilty which was showcased at Sundance. With a

Suicide Club is definitely one of the scariest movies I have watched, but for some reason, it did not meet my expectations. It is best said that it is more of an artistic film rather than a horror/slasher film it’s all about the visuals and understanding is solely your responsibility as the viewer. Expecting anything

A review of a film can be ingeminated once in a while, and at certain times, ‘Mighty’ changes descend on the writer. The reviewer who wanders about Burbank’s old bungalows, or sifts these Butte, Montana’s lost trinkets, easily succumbs to the abundance of neglected film tins found in some rare spots in old rooms. This

Zebra Girl is a mess but not a boring one. It’s utterly perplexing, as we question the intentions of the filmmakers. What were they actually trying to accomplish? This is the first feature film for Stephanie Zari, whose screenplay is co-written by Derek Ahonen. Derek is also the author of the play Catherine and Anita

You can watch all your anxieties sphere into oblivion since the profoundly known writer Karen Kingsbury has released her new picture titled Someone Like You. She has completed a wide range of her novels as novels which have already been filmed, and made inside the introduction of a motion picture, however the ones with Karen

There’s something radical about the old-fashioned approach of “My Penguin Friend.” It’s an earnest, crowd-pleasing family film–nothing snarky or self-referential, no on-the-nose needle drops–just a sweet, beautifully made movie that earns the emotion it’ll surely draw from its viewers. Director David Schurmann tells the true story of the unlikely bond between a penguin and a

Years back, I made a friend with filmmaker, journalist, and musician Chris Alexander when he started sending me press releases from Full Moon Entertainment. It took me some time before I realized that the Chris Alexander that I was receiving these press releases from was the same CA that worked at Fangoria. I will say,