Victoria Review
Victoria is a heist film shot in one extended 2.5 hour take, but does it succeeds on levels apart from the technical?
The Keeping Room Review
The Keeping Room has a promising premise and several ingredients for a successful bit of genre bending filmmaking, but the various elements never quite gel as well as they could or should.
Our Brand Is Crisis Review
David Gordon Green departs from his usual indie fare to bring us the Sandra Bullock-starring political potboiler Our Brand Is Crisis, but are we buying it?
Home Entertainment: Tales From the Crypt Double Feature
Shout Factory delivers two theatrical Tales From The Cryptmovies just in time for Halloween.
Review: Disney Infinity’s Speedway Takeover
Disney Infinity 3.0's Toy Box Takeover and Toy Box Speedway Expansions add plenty of content at a decent value.
Home Entertainment: Kwaidan on Criterion
Not your normal Halloween fare, this 1964 Japanese horror anthology is a slow burn, but Criterion's uncut HD transfer is one of their best.
Home Entertainment: Z For Zachariah Review
Z for Zachariah hits Blu-ray today, our disc junkie Phil Brown breaks it down for you.
Home Entertainment: Army of Darkness Collector’s Edition Review
Just when you thought you were done buying Army of Darkness, the screwheads at Shout Factory have once again given us cause to double or triple dip on this genre classic.
Supergirl Review
Supergirl flies high, but Kara Zor-El's first flight is not without its bumps.
Halo 5: Guardians Review: The Case of the Missing Master Chief
Halo 5 pairs excellent multiplayer and co-op gameplay with a lackluster story that repeats the mistakes of Halo 2.
The Knick Episode 2.2 Recap
Holiness comes face to face with progress in The Knick’s second season two episode, “You’re No Rose”
Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate Review
Assassin's Creed: Syndicate gives you the freedom to tell your own story in a fantastic London playground.
Rock the Kasbah Review
Rock The Kasbah is a trainwreck that even Bill Murray can't get back on track.
Remember Review
It's been a long time since an Atom Egoyan film has been a conversation starter, but Remember is sure to break that trend.
Room Review
Lenny Abrahamson's Room is a deeply nuanced film with real suspense and anxiety throughout.
