2010s
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REVIEW: Never Grow Old (2019)
John Cusack and Emile Hirsch violently clash as outlaw and undertaker in the remarkably rock solid Western, “Never Grow Old” (2019). This movie is directed...
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Trench 11 (2018)
Rossif Sutherland, son of Donald Sutherland, stars in the passable, World War I adventure/horror film, “Trench 11”. The movie is directed by Leo Scherman, who...
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REVIEW: Dragged Across Concrete (2019)
What to expect: Another notch on Zalher’s belt. When I saw the trailer , that shot of the bag filled with gold brought me back...
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REVIEW: All The Devil’s Men (2018)
Milo Gibson, son of Mel Gibson, makes his leading man debut in the decidedly average action picture, “All the Devil’s Men”. This movie is produced...
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REVIEW: Triple Threat (2019)
Run Time: 93 Mins Rated: R What To Expect: Scott Adkins, Tiger Chen, Tony Jaa, Michael Jai White and Iko Uwais all fighting each other...
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REVIEW: Triple Frontier (2019)
Run Time: 125 Mins Rated: R What To Expect: One of the better movies of 2019, unpredictable, no BS If the slick trailer for this...
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REVIEW: Supergrid (2018)
In the post-apocalyptic world of “Supergrid,” a mildly diverting effort from Canadian director, Lowell Dean (Wolfcop), the future is full of violent biker gangs and...
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REVIEW: Arctic (2018)
Mads Mikkelsen (Hannibal, Doctor Strange) delivers a gritty and tough-minded performance in the well-executed survival adventure film, Arctic. You would think that a film involving...
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REVIEW: Alita: Battle Angel
Alita: Battle Angel (2019) Near the culmination of the science fiction thriller, “Alita: Battle Angel,” the heroine, Alita (Rose Salazar) bursts into the cavernous headquarters...
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REVIEW: Cold Pursuit (2019)
Liam Neeson shines in the comedic revenge thriller Cold Pursuit, easily his best since Taken. Revenge and vigilantism have always been strong themes in cinema. Legendary...
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Review: The Wandering Earth (2019)
Having established himself as the Chinese John Rambo in his Wolf Warrior films, martial artist Wu Jing returns with the pseudo intellectual and very sentimental...
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REVIEW: Undisputed (2002)
Run Time: 96 Mins Rated: R What To Expect: Very well aged Walter Hill movie, Ving Rhames at his best People now know the Undisputed...
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REVIEW: All Is Lost (2013)
Runtime: 100 Mins Rated: PG-13 What To Expect: A man at work on a boat, survival; no dialogue. ‘Cast Away’ at sea. The movie Gravity...
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REVIEW: The Hateful Eight (2015) Sucks
Quentin Tarantino has been found out. I have long since been over his sole gimmick of ‘quirky conversational’ dialogue, with occasional explosions of exposition, masquerading...
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REVIEW: Backtrace (2018)
Run Time: 87 mins Rated: R What To Expect: Stallone cashes in with agonizing VODmit This isn’t going to be a very long review because,...
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Review: Inuyashiki (2018)
Inuyashiki (2018) From Shinsuke Sato, director of the excellent manga adaptation, I am a Hero, comes the fantastic Inuyashiki. No relation to the former film,...
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REVIEW: Air Strike (2018)
Run Time: 100 Mins Rated: R What To Expect: Possibly the worst WW2 movie ever, unintentional belly laughs We’ll forego the ‘how much money does...
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REVIEW: The Night Comes For Us (2018)
Run Time: 120 Mins Rated: R What To Expect: Skinned knuckle action, no shaking cameras. Probably a mite too long Just when I was wondering...
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REVIEW: Attrition (2018)
Run Time: 87 Mins Rated: R What To Expect: Probably Seagal’s best movie since Exit Wounds, multiple big effort Seagal fights Steven Seagal has called...
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REVIEW: The Predator (2018)
Run Time: 107 mins Rated: R What To Expect: A 20th Century Fox dumpster fire The Predator is not the corrective surgery we were hoping...
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REVIEW: Final Score (2018)
Run Time: 104 mins Rated: R What To Expect: Die Hard Clone (in a football stadium), shaking cameras, evil Russians Anyone who remembers Sudden Death...
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REVIEW: Summer Of ’84 (2018)
Most manly men, grew up with kid flicks like the Goonies or Gremlins, and since a few years it’s trendy in Hollyweird to make money...
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REVIEW: Bad Samaritan (2018)
Run Time: 110 mins Rated: R What To Expect: David Tennant on form as sleazy killer, but maybe too much aspiration Dean Devlin, director of...
