What one would expect to be a good martial arts indie flick due to its cast turns out to be a mess of a film with only one question coming to mind: Why? In the heart of Los Angeles, a professional killer named Mauna Loa has emerged, He is hired by a business conglomerate to […]Read Post ›
Four karate experts unleash their skills against a mob boss and his goons in this cult classic 70’s Blaxploitation-martial arts hybrid. A courier holding a case with an African statue has been targeted by a group of thugs on the streets of New York. When he is struck down and killed, it leads to a […]Read Post ›
A band of demonic creatures raise hell at a carnival in this sequel to the 1985 cult classic. Larry Parrish is an aspiring magician who is traveling with his uncle Ned as they are set to bring their haunted house Satan’s Den to the small town of Greenville. En route, their radiator busts and they […]Read Post ›
Ever wonder how the soundtrack to a movie could be better than the movie itself or make that film a cult classic? This 90s film, revolving around a day at a local record store, will be known for its soundtrack. However, the movie itself is actually quite fun. Empire Records is a small-town record store […]Read Post ›
Seven stories interconnect all around in this comedy-drama from star, writer, and director Liam O Mochain. Daniel Morris is a young man who only had one job, a weekend job at a failing Irish pub. That is, until his mother gets him a job at the local train station she works in during the weekdays. […]Read Post ›
1989, Epic Productions Director: Rich Correll Producers: Philip B. Goldfine Don West Writers: Wink Roberts (story) Steven Long Mitchell (story and screenplay) Craig W. Van Sickle (story and screenplay) Cinematography: John Stephens Editing: Scott Wallace Cast: Roger Rose (Jerry) Yvette Nipar (Ellen) T.K. Carter (Iceman) Leslie Jordan (Murray) Paul Feig (Stanley) Sean Gregory Sullivan (Suicide) […]Read Post ›
2017, 20th Century Fox/Dreamworks Animation Director: Tom McGrath Producer: Ramsey Naito Writers: Marla Frazee (original book) Michael McCullers (screenplay) Editing: James Ryan Cast: Alec Baldwin (The Boss Baby) Steve Buscemi (Francis Francis) Jimmy Kimmel (Mr. Templeton) Lisa Kudrow (Mrs. Templeton) Miles Bakshi (Tim Templeton) Tobey Maguire (Narrator/Adult Tim) Based on the children’s book by Marla […]Read Post ›
It is rare that a sequel could be as good as its original but this film would make history as the first sequel to earn the Academy Award for Best Picture, and rightfully so. In the early 20th Century, a young Sicilian boy named Vito Andolini escaped a hit from a Mafia boss that resulted […]Read Post ›
Melissa McCarthy, the current comedy queen, is back with a new film that revolves around the world of business and one woman’s attempt to return to get her life back together. Michelle Darnell may not have never had a family, but she didn’t need one with her business deals that made her the 47th richest […]Read Post ›
Ryoo Seung-Wan’s latest film is a fun fast-paced thriller about a hard-nosed cop who goes to great lengths to stop a power-hungry businessman from wreaking havoc. Detective Seo Do-Cheol is one of the best on the force. However, while he is one of the best, his unorthodox methods has been known to tick off his […]Read Post ›
