Warner Bros. Home Entertainment has announced the release of “Juror #2” on home video. Much controversy surrounded the release of the legal thriller and not because of anything relating specifically to the movie itself. It was due to the decision to skip theaters and send what may be director Clint Eastwood’s final film straight to … Continue reading
REVIEW: “One of Them Days” (2025)
Dreux and Alyssa are best friends and roommates who are in a pickle and need money fast in “One of Them Days”, a female buddy comedy from first-time feature film director Lawrence Lamont. Even more, the script is from first-time feature screenwriter Syreeta Singleton. What’s best is that despite their film’s flaws, you get the … Continue reading
This Week in Movies: Five Big Stories From the Week of January 25th – 31st
This Week in Movies is a feature that highlights some of the big news stories from the world of movies that dropped over the past seven days. Below you’ll find a small handful of the week’s headlines you might have missed. Here are some of the top stories from the week of January 25th – 31st … Continue reading
REVIEW: “Companion” (2025)
The new horror film “Companion” is the latest entry into the ever-growing artificial intelligence genre. Much of what has come down the assembly line has been throwaway entertainment (“M3GAN”, “Subservience”, etc.). But occasionally we get something interesting and unexpected. “Companion” falls somewhere in between. It has just enough creative juice to stand out from the … Continue reading
REVIEW: “Valiant One” (2025)
Based on a harrowing true story of courage under fire, “Valiant One” is an action war thriller directed, produced, and co-written by Steve Barnett. This lean and modestly budgeted feature clocks in at just barely over 80 minutes. But it does some good things in its short running time, most notably telling a story about … Continue reading
Retro Review: “Say Anything…” (1989)
Mere weeks before I was set to graduate from high school in 1989 Cameron Crowe made his directorial debut with the teen dramedy “Say Anything…”. At the time teen flicks were a dime-a-dozen and they often fell into many of the same categories. You had the genuinely funny comedies, the schmaltzy fluff, the all-out raunchy … Continue reading