“V/H/S: Viral” is jarring and tedious to watch
“V/H/S: Viral” is a found-footage horror anthology directed by Nacho Vigalondo, Marcel Sarmiento, Gregg Bishop, Aaron Scott Moorhead and Justin Benson. It is the...
“The Book of Life” breathes new life into classic storytelling
It’s been a while since I’ve been this excited over an animated film. While I enjoy the typical Disney or DreamWorks film, seeing a...
“Dracula Untold” bites with a predictable but enjoyable action flick
The cinema is often filled with two types of movies: trendsetters and trend followers. The former is rare, the latter abundant. Looking at the...
“Gone Girl” is Fincher’s masterful experience
Some things are better left unknown. When you go digging for the truth you might uncover something far more daunting. “Gone Girl,” the psychological...
“The Judge,” though weak in story, has an A-list cast
Films about father-son relationships have always been an intriguing prospect for movie-makers as well as film-going audiences. These movies have the power to draw...
Lacking both depth and plot originality, “Annabelle” is a disappointment
Horror movies have not been the greatest as of late. But they are still a cash cow because they are cheap to make and...
Kevin Smith shows love to fans with “Tusk”
Kevin Smith has made a film that should not, for all intents and purposes, be allowed to exist. Not enough gore or viscera to...
“The Maze Runner” is an entertaining “Lord of the Flies” try-hard, but nothing special
Another day, another young adult book trilogy turned into a movie franchise for Hollywood to milk for every cent. The film has everything we’ve...
There are few faults in “The Fault in Our Stars”
When I walked out of “The Fault in our Stars,” my thoughts were stars I couldn’t fathom into constellations. Just kidding. I was bawling...
“Edge of Tomorrow” leaves you on the edge of your seat
Summer is here and that means that cinemas are filled with more explosions and gunfire than usual. The interesting subject of time travel warmed...