Recommended Adapted from Sidney “I Dream of Jeannie” Sheldon's first novel, published in 1970, The Naked Face (1984) is a fairly good little thriller, not great, but better than one would have expected from Cannon Films, a company known primarily for its Charles Bronson and Chuck Norris action-exploitation films. The Naked Face has its share of flaws and its central mystery isn't all that …
Skip It Of all the criticisms one could direct at a movie, “cliched” is probably the most common, but to call a movie “cliched” isn't entirely straightforward.
It's a mockumentary, reminiscent of Finishing the Game (2007). Except, instead of making fun of Bruce Lee and his style of films, it makes fun of comic book heroes. This comedy by Keith Hartman is also a live-action version of Drawn Together, the cartoon series that satirized various animated cartoons but also satirized MTV's The Real World, which Hartman does here as well.
Highly Recommended In 10 Words or Less “Weird Al”'s cinematic highlight Reviewer's Bias* Loves: “Weird Al” Yankovic, UHF Likes: Sketch films Dislikes: Anniversary editions light on new content Hates: The disappearance of low-budget UHF stations The Story So Far… UHF was released on DVD in June of 2002, and DVDTalk has a review of that release . The Movie Though at first glance it makes little …
Japanese metalcore outfit Crossfaith have announced plans to film their upcoming London show for a live DVD
Highly Recommended The Movie: It's beyond a doubt that Dog Day Afternoon is a timeless masterpiece that revolutionized the bank robbery genre and is one of the most important works of 70s American cinema, thought by many, myself included, to be the greatest period in film history. Considering Sidney Lumet is one of my top five favorite directors and Dog Day Afternoon is my second favorite film …
Olive Kitteridge is a critic's conundrum. Some viewers will find it a hopelessly tedious slog through 25 years in the life of a crusty retired schoolteacher in coastal Maine.
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Halloween coincides with the time of the year that Tinseltown normally floods screens with slasher/horror movies, in the process raking in big money.