Drama
Shoplifters of the World
Shoplifters of the World has given me a new first… the first time I’ve seen a film state, “Based on true intentions.” “How does that make any sense?”, you ask. Well, let’s start with a […]
RLJE
Comedy
PG: Psycho Goreman
There are movies that I remember from my childhood that I could watch time and time again. Films like Little Monsters, Gremlins, Three Amigos, and Little Shop of Horrors. I watched these movies on repeat and they were silly […]
Action
Archenemy
Lately, I’ve found that movies irritate me. When a film ends, I can see the brilliance that the writer put on paper. I can tell exactly what emotions the director wanted to evoke. When I […]
Comedy
The Opening Act
As soon as I saw the trailer for The Opening Act, I was excited to see it. It was filled with a brilliant cast of comedians, it starred Jimmy O. Yang, who killed it in his […]
Movies
The Owners
Sometimes, you come across a movie that you aren’t quite sure how to deal with. For me, that happened with The Owners. I went in with high expectations because the synopsis sounded amazing – the film […]
Movies
Crime
The Tax Collector
David Ayer? Check. Shia LaBeouf? Check. Who doesn’t want to watch that film? Ayer has been associated with so many films that I’ve enjoyed – The Fast and the Furious, Training Day, S.W.A.T., End of […]
Reviews
The Dead Lands
The Dead Lands from Shudder and RLJE Films is defined as a horror/action series and I feel like this does a disservice to the series. A lot of people are turned off by horror series […]
Documentary
You Don’t Nomi
A few weeks ago, a colleague and I ended up having a rather in depth discussion regarding the films of Paul Verhoeven. We talked about the complexity of them, the social satire, and Verhoeven in […]
Movies
The Postcard Killings
When I started watching this film, I thought I was in for an experience that has become all too common. A big name star in a lower budget European film filled with bad actors. After […]