Goosebumps (2023) Review: A Horrifyingly Tepid Reboot
Much like many other reboots and remakes, Disney's new reimagining of R.L. Stine's Goosebumps lacks much of the 'imagining.'
Justin Long
Barbarian Review: A Surprisingly Twisty Shocker
Appearances are not what they seem with the new horror movie Barbarian. Rarely does a horror movie so surprising come along that even discussing the finer plot points would spoil the effect. Filled not with red herrings, but with a unique story, Barbarian will delight genre fans, offering something that was perhaps unexpected.
Frank & Lola: Director Matthew Ross on Losing Michael Shannon to Man of Steel, Building Trust with Imogen Poots, and How to Get Food Right on Film
We spoke with Frank & Lola director Matthew Ross about the film's long and bumpy road to the big screen, building trust with his two leads, transplanting the film from New York to Las Vegas, and what he's been collecting recently.
Tusk Review
It's still a wealth of untapped potential, but Tusk is still Kevin Smith's most intriguing film in close to a decade.
TIFF 2014: Tusk Review
Tusk Midnight Madness A melding of Kevin Smith’s comedic sensibilities with the dark weirdness that permeated his last effort, Red State , Tusk might be the oft hockey jersey clad auteur’s most ambitious and thoughtful project yet. It’s not without its flaws, but Smith has clearly reached the “I just don’t give a fuck” portion […]
Walking With Dinosaurs 3D Review
Every problem with Walking With Dinosaurs 3D could be solved by simply firing every single person who wasn’t an animator and turning it into a silent film.
For a Good Time, Call… Review
Acting almost like the pottymouthed big sister of this year's Magic Mike , For a Good Time, Call... sends the summer out on a high note with witty banter, sly observations, and great performances.
