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Lisa Marie Is Surprised by Final Destination 5 (dir by Steven Quale)
So, earlier today, I saw Final Destination 5 and guess what isn’t half as bad as you might think? Now, I’m going to assume that if you’re reading this review, then you probably already know what this...
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Terminator: Genisys (Official Trailer)
I’m not sure if the 5th Terminator film is a prequel or a sequel. Time travel and paradoxes and all that jazz sure make it difficult to figure that out. Now, what we do know is that Terminator: Genisys...
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And here are the NAACP Image Award Nominations!
And continuing our awards wrap-up, here are the 2014 NAACP Image Award nominations! (h/t to awardswatch) MOTION PICTURE Outstanding Motion Picture • “Belle” (Fox Searchlight Pictures/ DJ Films) •...
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Insomnia File #12: Beyond The Law (dir by Larry Ferguson)
What’s an Insomnia File? You know how some times you just can’t get any sleep and, at about three in the morning, you’ll find yourself watching whatever you can find on cable? This feature is all about...
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The SAG Nominations are here and … Hello there, Captain Fantastic!
Earlier the year, I choose not to see Captain Fantastic. Every bit of advertising that I saw for it led me to believe that Captain Fantastic was basically just Wes Anderson-lite and, as we all know,...
View ArticleHorror Film Review: The Mummy (dir by Alex Kurtzman)
Oh, where to start? The Mummy was promoted as being the first entry in Universal’s new Dark Universe, a shared cinematic universe that would supposedly do for the classic monsters what the MCU did for...
View ArticleCatching-Up With Two Courtroom Dramas: Suspect and 12 Angry Men
As a part of my continuing effort to get caught up with reviewing all of the movies that I’ve seen this year, here’s two courtroom dramas that I recently caught on This TV. Suspect Released in 1987...
View ArticleReview: The Hunt for Red October (dir. by John McTiernan)
Fresh off the success of his two previous films, The Predator and Die Hard, John McTiernan was now tasked with adapting one of the 1980’s most popular novels with Tom Clancy’s debut techno-thriller,...
View ArticleFilm Review: The Divide (dir by Xavier Gens)
It seems like whenever there’s any sort of disaster, people are advised to seek shelter. Often, if the disaster is national news, people are told to take shelter in their basement, as if everyone in...
View ArticleIn the Line of Duty: Street War (1992, directed by Dick Lowry)
Street War, the fifth In The Line of Duty movie to be produced by NBC, takes place in Brooklyn. Raymond Williams (Mario Van Peebles) and Robert Dayton (Michael Boatman) are two uniformed officers...
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