Also saw the relentlessly bleak, relentlessly rainy horror / possession / exorcism movie Deliver Us from Evil which is the supposedly true story of an NYC police detective tracking down a demonic force that is infecting people and causing them … Continue reading →

The new sci-fi kids flick Earth to Echo is a found footage film that is basically one part Goonies and one part ET only with YouTube, iPhones, and Google Maps thrown into the mix. It’s about three friends who set … Continue reading →

So I caught the movie Tammy, the latest comedy from Melissa McCarthey (also starring Susan Sarandon in a terrible wig). This is, unfortunately, not a good movie but it tries real hard to be something. And I think it doesn’t … Continue reading →

Saw the new small theatrical release but really available streaming satire of romantic comedies They Came Together (tag line: he came, she came, they both came which is clearly not innuendo) starring Amy Poehler (who is the best) and Paul … Continue reading →

Transformers: Age of Extinction is a terrible, terrible movie…. and a terrible Transformers movie too. 2hrs 45 minutes of incomprehensible action… which is somehow even flabbier than the previous movies (seriously, no sense of space, explosions and chaos that seems … Continue reading →

Caught the low budget horror/SF head-trip The Signal, starring a few people and Lawrence Fishburn. It’s kind of about a trio of young adults who get caught up in some kind of government lab experiment after stumbling upon “the signal” out … Continue reading →

I caught the new indie film The Rover, a kinda of Mad-Max / Road Warrior as art house film starring Guy Pearce and Robert Pattinson (from Twilight). It’s a kind of boring movie with shockingly casual almost disinterested violence… which … Continue reading →

22 Jump Street, the obvious sequel to 21 Jump Street, stars Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum going undercover (again) to crack a drug ring in school (college, this time). The main hook of this comedy is that it knows it’s … Continue reading →

How to Train Your Dragon 2, I’m surprised to say, is a flick I rather enjoyed more than the previous movie in this series. It’s slightly more advanced plot-wise and had a number of legit emotional punches, both sweet and … Continue reading →