Film Review: The World’s End

Edgar Wright’s latest, The World’s End, is fighting to not be his weakest film overall, yet it’s still great and one of the better films of the summer.

Film Review: Lee Daniels’ The Butler

Lee Daniels’ The Butler is an engaging look through our nation’s racial history, but tries to cram in too much and often focuses on the wrong story over the course of its run time.

Film Review: Elysium

Elysium is the much anticipated second film from director Neil Blomkamp, but it falls short of working on almost every level.

Film Review: Blue Jasmine

Woody Allen’s latest, Blue Jasmine, finds the director following a pair of sisters as they navigate life and love in a funny, but ultimately sad, slice of their lives.

My Cinematic Shortcomings: Roman Polanski’s Rosemary’s Baby (1968)

Rosemary’s Baby was Polanski’s break through to American audiences and the result is an unsettling tale of horror that scares in ways you don’t see coming.

Film Review: Fruitvale Station

Fruitvale Station tries to create an emotional tale about a tragic loss, but it fails to connect with the audience on almost any level.

Film Review: The Wolverine

The Wolverine doesn’t feel like a comic book movie for the majority of its run time and this is certainly a good thing.

Film Review: The To Do List

The To Do List is a raunchy sex comedy from the female perspective and it does exactly what it wants to do for mostly the best.

Film Review: Only God Forgives

Ryan Gosling and Nicolas Winding Refn team up for another stellar picture that is darker, bleaker and more violent than just about anything you will see in theaters this year.

Film Review: R.I.P.D.

R.I.P.D. might look like Men In Black lite, but it knows its lane and doesn’t try to stray out of it; allowing for plenty of fun if you are willing to go with it.

Middle of the Row

Author: Zac