Based on an ’80s TV show, this Denzel Washington bloodbath wants to make sure it’s equal to its R rating.
The poignant words of Song of Solomon and Ecclesiastes come to (modern) life through the story of a singer named …
That tension between satire and salaciousness on the one hand and godly convictions and calling on the other is something …
It’s enough to make me wish the Internet itself had never been invented. But since it was, then all I …
It’s tense, it’s moody and prickly, and it’s ultimately bloody and grim and deadly. Which, of course, finally leads us …
In the midst of that dank darkness, the story works hard to hit at some of the big issues teens …
Can this crazy dramedy put the fun in dysfunction? Can pigeons in New York clean up their own messes?
It’s really nothing more than a lame, sadistically minded thriller that relies on its overbearing musical score to tell you …
This third and final tribute to Ayn Rand’s hyper-capitalist and hyper-individualist philosophies finally answers the core question. And it’s not …
The end has come and there’s little left to do but dodge the demons and … pray.
As Above/So Below is unnecessarily profane, populated by albino-skinned dead reaching from pools of blood … and destined for a …
While the flick gives Pierce Brosnan a chance to play a spy again, the suave former 007 feels miscast as …
As a superhero story, Venom ironically lacks teeth.
After a bad car accident, young Mia has an important question to answer: Will she or won’t she … stay?
I wonder if Sin City itself is hell, in a way. It reminds me a little of the grey town …