After a couple weeks of going in circles with storylines that went nowhere, stuff actually happens on ‘The Strain’ this week! The characters make progress and move the narrative forward! For half the episode, anyway. K...
Every superhero has an origin story. The more popular the hero, the more times fans will hear that origin story told over and over and over again in countless variations. In the latest iteration, Fox gives Batman the ‘Smallv...
‘This Is Where I Leave You’ is a kindler, gentler version of ‘August: Osage County’ to watch with your mom. The movie plays mild family dysfunction for mild laughs and milder drama. It’s like a cup of...
SMASH! STOMP! ROAAAARRR!!! Godzilla is back, and one of our readers will get a free Blu-ray copy of this summer’s new blockbuster hit movie. Let’s see who won.
With the summer movie season now completely out of the way, it’s time to set our gazes on the horizon. Let’s look ahead to see what’s opening between now and the end of October.
One of this weekend’s new movies hit the ground running. The others, not so much.
It may still be September, but ‘Halloween’ is already here. ‘The Exorcist’ and ‘Saw’ too. This is a big week for horror franchise box sets on Blu-ray. If you’re a fan, prepare to part with...
For as much as the Blu-ray format promises to deliver movies in stunning high-definition video quality, not every disc lives up to its potential. For this week’s Roundtable, let’s take a look at some of the Blu-rays th...
Zombies, zombies, everywhere zombies. Do we really need another zombie series on TV right now? In case ‘The Walking Dead’ isn’t enough for you, or you’ve burned-out on its characters and formula, Syfy would...
The post-summer slump may actually rebound this weekend as counter-programming delivers three potentially interesting offerings.
Last year, ‘The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby’ premiered at film festivals as a two-part opus. It depicted the disintegration of a relationship from the perspective of each side (called ‘Him’ and ‘He...
Kevin Smith brings his dialogue-obsessed, Canuk-loving ways into the realm of body horror with the wonderful, flawed and deeply bizarre ‘Tusk’. (Note: I briefly wrote about this film last week as part of my coverage of...
