Reviews
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‘Chef’ Review: Jon Favreau Cooks Up Something Sweet With a Curious Side of Bitter
Editor’s note: Our review of Chef originally ran during this year’s SXSW film festival, but we’re re-running it now as the film opens in theaters.…
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‘Fed Up’ Review: Satisfies the Hunger of Those Who Normally Consume Issue Films If No One Else
Radius-TWC It may win the prize for best title of an issue film, but Fed Up is otherwise your standard fare as far as these…
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‘Neighbors’ Review: Is This the Big Studio Comedy to Beat in 2014?
Editor’s note: Our review of Neighbors originally ran during this year’s SXSW film festival, but we’re re-running it now as the film opens in theaters.…
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‘All Cheerleaders Die’ Review: Except For the Ones Who Don’t
Image Entertainment Alexis (Felisha Cooper) is head cheerleader and happy to share her knowledge and years of experience as one of the blessed with the…
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‘Whitewash’ Review: A Slowburn In the Freezing Cold of Winter
Oscilloscope Laboratories Bruce (Thomas Haden Church) is a small-town ice plow driver in rural Quebec who has a bit too much to drink one night,…
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‘Trust Me’ Review: We All Win In a Battle Between Clark Gregg and Sam Rockwell
Starz Digital Media Howard (Clark Gregg) is a Hollywood agent handling child talent, but his efforts to find new clients are constantly undermined by his nemesis,…
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‘Gambit’ Review: This May Just Be the Worst Thing the Coen Brothers Have Ever Written
CBS Films Even the Coen Brothers deliver a dud on occasion, but the films usually still have something going for them. That isn’t the case…
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‘Game of Thrones’ Review: ‘First of His Name’ Plays The Role It Was Born to Play
HBO This Game of Thrones review contains information about events through season 4, episode 5, “First of His Name.” It contains spoilers up to including…
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‘Orphan Black’ Review S02E03: “Mingling Its Own Nature With It”
BBC America Episode three of Orphan Black’s sophomore season sees its four key clones (Tatiana Maslany) far apart geographically and evenly divided in regard to…