This pic has well-acted moments and a dark polish, but it’s bloody, profane, boozy and grim.
Brutal violence, profanity and drug use ultimately undermine this pseudo-superhero project’s empowerment aspirations.
Once the blood starts to fly, this Russian horror film drowns in its own vat of hemoglobin.
The central premise here is so ghastly that we should be revolted, not entertained.
This film has moments of insight, wit and even beauty. But that goodness can be overwhelmed with all the badness …
Made in Italy is rightfully rated R for its harsh language, it also teaches the importance of drawing closer to …
Because of its language issues, an audience that might’ve appreciated The Grizzlies the most will likely never see it.
It sticks with you, as well-told stories do. As shocking stories do. It’s a horrific reminder of the evil that …
This grim horror/mystery/comedy is far more about smothering life, in one way or another, than living it.
I don’t think this is the kind of movie most folks are going to want to loop through repeatedly.
The Old Guard may feel fresh and new. But in some ways, it’s the same old story.
As you’d expect in an R-rated Mel Gibson movie, a hurricane of violence accompanies the action here.
The Outpost isn’t what you’d call a typical war movie. It doesn’t deliver some things you’d normally expect.
It’s scary and sad and sometimes awful. But Relic also offers a note of hope in that horror.
For this horror film’s potential viewers, I will simply say You Should … Reconsider.
