Five Movies To Watch When You’re Done With “Hot Seat”
The American action-thriller film Hot Seat, directed and produced by James Cullen Bressack, hit the theaters on July 1. It stars Kevin Dillon and Mel Gibson,
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Ridiculous Horror Movies: Jennifer’s Body
If you’ve seen Jennifer’s Body then you already know how ridiculous this horror comedy is, and if you haven’t, well, that’s kind of up
“Hot Fuzz” Turns 15 In 2022
The buddy cop comedy movie Hot Fuzz is often overshadowed by its older sister, Shaun of the Dead, but the comedy movie can definitely stand on its own. One of
The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicone Valley
What’s really depressing about some documentaries is that they could have been showcasing something great, something beneficial, and a moment in history
Cult Movie Review: Pink Flamingos (1972)
When it comes to cult movies, there are few as audacious and stomach-churning as John Waters’ Pink Flamingos (1972). This film isn’t available for str
“Game Change” Turns 10 In 2022
Game Change, the gripping political film dramatizing Sarah Palin’s rocky ascent to national politics, turns 10 this year. Starring a powerhouse cast of
Drag Me to Hell Could Be Turned Into a Serious Horror Movie
Anyone who wants to argue that Drag Me to Hell was anything but a horror comedy might need to watch the movie again and take a good look at the delivery and t
Why Controversial Movies Are Important: Revisiting Brian DePalma’s Dressed to Kill (1980)
Like everything else in life, freedom of speech and artistic expression are always open to interpretation by whatever ideology is in charge of regulating laws
“A Walk To Remember” Turns 20 In 2022
In 2022, A Walk To Remember will celebrate its 20th anniversary. The movie was released in 2002 and has since become a cult classic. Many people watch it time
Movie Review: A Beautiful Mind
It’s tough to talk about those with mental issues these days since a lot of folks tend to see this as taboo, and even bringing it up is bound to earn a
