Movies That Ruined My Childhood: Living Free (1972). I’d be lion if I told you this sequel to Born Free was nearly as good as the original. Looking over our favorite lion movies last week, …
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Box Office Wrap Up: Lion King, Avengers Pass Milestones. Disney continues to dominate with The Lion King and Avengers Endgame both surpassing box office records. Well. It finally happened. Avengers Endgame just squeaked past Avatar …
Our Ten’s List: To The Moon! We celebrate the 50th anniversary of the lunar landing by setting our sights on ten moon movies. This weekend marks the 50th anniversary of the first human landing on …
See It Instead: The Lion King. Disney’s live-action Lion King may be the only action in theaters, but we gather a pride of lion films to see instead. The Lion King is perhaps Disney’s biggest …
Retro Review: Lake Placid (1999). This campy crocodile flick got laughed out of theaters, but I like this misunderstood monster. Lake Placid was always a bit of an odd duck. It felt like an old …
Movie Review: Crawl. The gator filled romp doesn’t innovate, but it does show some bite here and there. Well. The obligatory summer creature feature has arrived. Last year we got the tediously boring The Meg. …
Coming Soon Trailers: The Lion King. Disney’s latest adaptation has theaters all to itself this weekend. If you’re looking for something new at the cineplex this weekend, I hope you like The Lion King. Disney’s …
Box Office Wrap Up: Spidey World Wide. He may be Far from Home, but Spider-Man is cleaning up overseas in his second week at #1. The top two spots didn’t budge as Spider-Man and Toy …
Little Box of Horrors: Slaughterhouse Rulez. Nick Frost and Simon Pegg produce and co-star in a weird, inexplicable monster movie. It’s been a while since we trekked down to the local Red Box, but this …
Binge or Purge?: Good Omens. Amazon Studio’s adaptation of Good Omens is both wicked and divine, and a ton of fun. Director Douglas Mackinnon and writer Neil Gaiman pulled off quite a feat: take a …
VOD Review: Peterloo. Amazon Studio’s historical drama packs a working-class punch, but lacks an engaging lead to center the story. Oscar nominated director Mike Leigh is well known across the pond for his striking depictions …
See It Instead: Rip Torn Edition. We pay respects to Rip Torn, an irascible maverick on screen and off, with three of his best films. Rip Torn has the kind of filmography that simply astounds. …