The Walking Dead: Dead City Review: New Encounters, Same Old Formula
There's nothing fresh to AMC's first spinoff to their hit zombie series.
Jeffrey Dean Morgan
Heist Review
Gone are the days when DeNiro appearing in a film meant it was probably worth your time, yet Heist proves that he's still enough of a draw to get schlock like this theatrical distribution.
The Salvation Review
The Salvation is not the art house neo-Western you may expect it to be, but more your basic bloody revenge story that offers up many of the thrills of grindhouse-era genre flicks.
Red Dawn Review
By the already low standards that a Red Dawn remake would have, it's not very good, but not as flat out awful as one would secretly suspect. It's stupid, has a small handful of good action scenes, is unevenly acted, and is still pretty xenophobic despite it being more ridiculous this time out.
The Possession Review
While not exactly full of new surprises for fans of the exorcism sub-genre, The Possession does offer dutiful, well crafted scares and an interesting change in religions.
The Losers Review
Right from the get-go, The Losers makes damn sure to tell the audience that they’re watching a really cool movie. The movie has it all: shaky hand-held camera work, freeze frames, jump cuts and the requisite “group walking towards the camera in slow motion” scene—reassuring the audience that they are indeed watching an awesome film. […]
