Based on the title alone you might think you’re getting an amateur Ocean’s Eleven. But you’re not. Not even close.
Infidel reminds us that faith in the face of real-world persecution isn’t always a comfortable thing to watch.
It’s the house. It must be the house. It’s too big. Too old. Too dark. Too … distant. Yes, it …
Given how often the characters here jump in and out of bed with anyone who wanders by, it’s no wonder …
While it’s not perfect, this Christopher Nolan sci-fi puzzler deserves, at least, some tenet-ive consideration.
This is, primarily, a horror movie—with a little bit of John Hughes’ Breakfast Club thrown in for good measure.
While David himself may not always be a “good” person, this movie almost always is a “good” movie.
No matter what terrible or broken spot we find ourselves in, we can find God’s hand offering rescue.
This story of road rage run amok unleashes 90 minutes of senseless, vivid violence.
This movie can frank, crass and difficult. But for those who engage with it, Words on Bathroom Walls has something …
