When it comes to children’s series, ’Clifford The Big Red Dog’ may not immediately jump to your mind but nonetheless this quality PBS series has now received its very own feature film. And a very good one at that. ’Clifford’s Really Big [...]
Rated PG-13 for Sexual Content, Language & Some Teen Partying. Funny as I didn’t realize that ’Teen Partying’ was something the MPAA concerned itself with. Strange how the first laugh in ’Mean Girls’ takes place even before the film begins. [...]
It may have taken a small eternity, but finally the wait is over and the original Star Wars Trilogy is making its DVD debut in a 4-disc box set, featuring all three films , "A New Hope," "The Empire Strikes Back" and "Return Of [...]
Many fans of the series would agree that during Angel’s five-year run, season four was it’s strongest. It was the first, and only, time that the series made a drastic change in format. Nearly all episodes, 22 in total, ran along a single continuous [...]
The Trans-America Grand Prix, an illegal car race from coast to coast, has been the material for a number of films throughout the 70s and 80s and Paul Bartel’s ’Cannonball’ certainly stands out as one of the most memorable ones, in part because it [...]
Boasting a promising cast, consisting of Ashley Judd, Andy Garcia and Samuel Jackson in the lead, Philip Kaufman’s new thriller ’Twisted’ sounded like an interesting genre entry. However, it turns out that the film is highly formulaic and offers no [...]
Stefan Avalos, one of the two minds behind the sensational indie-movie ’The Last Broadcast,’ is back with a new horror film. Once again shot as a low budget film on digital cameras, Avalos is drawing somewhat from his own experience in this film, [...]
"Those who do evil to others – the killers, the rapists, psychos, sadists, will come to know me well. Frank Castle is dead. Call me the Punisher." Those who are familiar with the hit Marvel Comics series will know Frank Castle very well [...]
Like the western Mafia movies, Asian cinema has a fascination for its gangster films. Whether it’s the Triad films from Hong Kong or the Yakuza movies from Japan, they always hit a popular nerve with audiences. Kinji Fukasaku’s ’Graveyard Of [...]
An exception among the Alfred Hitchcock thrillers, his 1956 movie "The Wrong Man" for the first time actually used real events to tell a story, and like Hitchcock himself proclaims in the opening of the movie, these events seem stranger than [...]
