Film Review: The Salvation

The Salvation is a grim and dark western that makes the most of its stars and straightforward storytelling.

Film Review: Chappie

Chappie tries to do way too much, with way too many sci-fi ideas, but at least it was trying to get out of its derivative core and thinks big.

Film Review: What We Do in the Shadows

What We Do in the Shadows is an episodic and fun take on the vampire & mockumentary genres, but I can’t help but think a bit more polish could have made it even better.

The Best of 2014: A Year in Film

Another Oscar ceremony arrives this weekend, another look back at the last year in film. 2014 was full of a lot great films and I’m here to share my favorites.

Film Review: Appropriate Behavior

Appropriate Behavior is a very impressive debut for Desiree Akhavan’s filmmaking abilities, too bad her acting holds the film’s potential back from possible greatness.

Girls Looking for Togetherness (1-25-15)

Truth bombs are dropped aplenty all over HBO’s Sunday night line-up as all three shows start the pivot into the meat of their seasons.

TV Review: Broad City – Mochalatta Chills

Abbi and Ilana part ways this week to unknowingly try to save Bevers’ health and Illana’s job.

Film Review: The Duke of Burgundy

The Duke of Burgundy is a bizarre and beautiful experience that explores a couple’s BDSM relationship with a pitch black sense of humor.

Film Review: Selma

Selma brutally and effectively brings a landmark moment in our country’s civil rights movement to the screen in an emotionally powerful film.

Girls Looking for Togetherness (1-18-15)

Girls, Looking and Togetherness make for a great HBO Sunday night and this is our weekly breakdown for the season’s 2nd week.

Middle of the Row

Author: Zac