Film Reviews

Ask anyone who's ever travelled with two other married couples — group dynamics can be a real bitch.

Reader discretion: this review might make you puke. But unless it makes you puke into a toilet bowl of your own diarrhea, you're getting off easier than I did last weekend — summer flu season has arrived apparently.

"Fear of the dark, Fear of the dark, I have a constant fear that something's always near...

We go to the movies to watch stories unfold, but the true value is not in what happens on the screen, it's how that makes us think or change what happens off the screen.

Wedding season is in full swing and depending on your age and how popular you are there's a real chance that five or six of your eight summer weekends this year could be spent witnessing other people's happiness and mush-love peacockery.

School's out so let's start with the kids' movie.

First of all, the important shit: it's Shark Week on Discovery Channel. If you're unfamiliar, Shark Week is like a seven-day summertime Christmas for armchair biologists, big-time weed smokers, and two-shifts-a-week restaurant staff.

One of Hollywood's worst trends lately is their insistence on making sequels no one asked for based off movies few people liked.

We have seen the enemy and he is us. - Pogo/Walt Kelly The next Hollywood game changer will be when someone figures out how to adapt a stunning, sophisticated movie out of a video game and it makes a bazillon dollars.

Another week, another comic book movie. Audiences have already dished out over a billion dollars on superheroes this year ( Deadpool, Captain America: Civil War, Batman vs.