The Diablo Cody/Jason Reitman “Tully” – now available for home viewing – eventually won me over by being a quality film, but I was initially
Do a Google search for “Sequels that are better than the original,” and you’ll be busy for an afternoon, at least until you get tired
It’s easy to see why “Like Father” went straight to Netflix (the modern equivalent of straight-to-video) rather than getting a theatrical release, but fans of
“Demon House” – from Zak Bagans, host of TV’s “Ghost Adventures” — purports to chronicle a haunted house in Gary, Ind., but it ends up
In the July 2018 Movies in Review episode, John and Michael review: “Ant-Man and the Wasp”“Eighth Grade” And Michael reviews: “Skyscraper”“Sorry to Bother You”“Mission: Impossible —
In the August 2018 Movie Preview episode, Michael previews: ““The Spy Who Dumped Me”“Christopher Robin”“The Meg”“BlacKkKlansman”“The Happytime Murders” Click here for all episodes of “The Cold
From “Juno” (2008) to “Young Adult” (2011) to this year’s “Tully,” writer Diablo Cody – with Jason Reitman directing – has put together a spiritual
Ah, a tale of a kid who feels like an outsider. It’s not exactly untapped territory for a movie, yet comedian Bo Burnham, in his
People who lack emotions, ironically, can spur conflicted emotions in filmgoers. As Amanda (“Ready Player One’s” Olivia Cooke) says in “Thoroughbreds,” since she doesn’t feel
The first “Unfriended” (2015; see John’s review below) did a nifty job of tweaking the subgenre of found-footage horror, telling its story entirely through a