HST…Film Review: Argo

Argo has all the pieces to succeed but fails to resonate on nearly any level.

HST… Film Review: Seven Psychopaths

Alan: Seven Psychopath’s brings up the question, “Who here is really sane?” Yeah, sure we might think that we’re completely normal human beings…but deep down, I think it’s safe to say that we are all just a little bit unhinged. We all have some thoughts that might seem crazy to some people, and to an […]

Film Review: Frankenweenie

Weird, beautiful and often hilarious, Frankenweenie will serve as a Halloween classic for years to come.

Film Review: The Perks of Being a Wallflower

The complaint always seems to be that when a book is made into a film, it never quite captures the magic of the words on the page, whether things are changed, lost for time, or what have you. But when the author just so happens to be the one to write the script and then […]

Film Review: Taken 2

Maybe it’s just me, but personally a title to a film leaves a big impression, which is why I wasn’t that excited for this sequel. Taken 2? Really? We couldn’t get more creative than that? It doesn’t need to be anything ridiculous, like Taken 2 the Bowels of Istanbul or Stop Taken My Family, though […]

Film Review: Looper

A few years back (or many years in the future, rather) something horrible happened and I had to go back in time to fix it, and my past self was being really antagonistic about it because she wanted to live her own life. What a selfish brat. Ok, not really, but that would make a […]

HST…Film Review: Pitch Perfect

Lauren: It has been a while since I’ve felt the glorious, backhanded comradery of female, organized activities in film. We’re talking 12 years ago with the cheertastic Bring It On (ignore the sequels) in which a high school team must overcome the mistakes of their leader and start from the ground up to fight for […]

Film Review: Dredd

Dredd 3D is a reboot of the long time comic book character and the results are magnificent as Judge Dredd proves he deserves to become a comic book film main stay.

Film Review: House At The End Of The Street

Neighbors can be scary people. The neighbors I have to pass everyday to get to the stairs leave their door partially open, and I am just expecting them to come bursting through one day and attack me. Ok maybe not, but their little girl sure does creep up out of nowhere more often than I’d […]

Film Review: The Master

The Master is the latest from Paul Thomas Anderson and it is as magnetic and mesmerizing as anything put out in theaters this year.