“The Ice Harvest” is a little dark-comedy crime movie set during the Christmas holiday, and movies juxtaposing crimes and violence with the joy of Christmas are always fun to watch….
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#32 – Getting Those Digital Pennies
(Right Click Download Link To Save) In episode 32, Chris and Drew review Kick Ass 2 and Lee Daniels’ The Butler, and they also talk about the Terminator series, the…
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Review: ‘Kick-Ass 2’
If I was some sort of stupid film critic superhero, then ambivalence would be my kryptonite, making it as difficult as possible for me to even put together enough words…
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Review: ‘Mud’
Jeff Nichols started pretty small with the little blood feud Southern-fried drama “Shotgun Stories,” and then followed that up with “Take Shelter,” an oh so slightly bigger Southern-fried movie about…
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Review: ‘The Conjuring
Okay, folks, I am a day late and a dollar short on this one, but “The Conjuring” proved to be so popular and generally well liked that I just gotta…
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Netflix pick for 8/12/13 – ‘Rosemary’s Baby’
Who says you need over the top violence and gore and jump scares to make a scary movie? Why should all horror films have zombies or slashers or Rube Goldberg…
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#31 – Back From Vacation
(Right Click Download Link To Save) In episode 31, Chris and Drew review the movies Elysium, Mud, Admissions and The Numbers Station, they have a new Netflix Instant Pick of…
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Review: ‘Elysium’
Anyone looking for a dose of political allegory mixed with some intense action and a few outbursts of surprising violence? Want to see Matt Damon in a cybernetic exoskeleton suit?…
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Talking Trailers: Ridley Scott’s ‘The Counselor’
Acclaimed author Cormac McCarthy has hit novel-to-movie adaptation pay dirt lately, what with his books No Country for Old Men and The Road both being made into films, and recently…
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Talking Trailers: Spike Jonze’s ‘Her’
Any year we get a new Spike Jonze movie is a good year, which means when November 20, 2013 comes around, this year will officially be “good,” because that is…
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