14 Cameras (Movie Review)

PLOT: While a family vacations at a country home, their every move is broadcast live on the internet by the property's lecherous landlord. REVIEW: Two years ago, writer/director Victor Zarcoff introduced the world to a disgusting fellow named Gerald, a...

Our House (Movie Review)

PLOT: A machine that can bring back dead loved ones seems like a great idea…until you unleash the wrong spirits. When his parents are killed in a car accident, science wiz Ethan (Thomas Mann) must leave behind college and his...

Review: The Death of Superman (Comic-Con)

As Comic Con comes to a close, I like to think about what the purpose of all of this was. Why do people come from all around the world just to see super people in tights? Why do we love...

Unfriended: Dark Web (Fantasia 2018 review)

PLOT: Online game night for a group of friends turns into a nightmare when one of them connects to the group chat via a stolen laptop. REVIEW: It’s fitting that UNFRIENDED: DARK WEB got a sneak peak at this year’s...

Review: Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation

PLOT: Dracula, in desperate need of a vacation (and love life) is surprised by his daughter with a vacation on a luxury cruise ship. Unbeknownst to them, the captain of the ship is a relative of Drac’s arch-enemy Van Helsing,...

The Devil’s Doorway (Movie Review)

PLOT: A pair of priests encounter supernatural forces while investigating a reported miracle at a Magdalene Laundry in 1960. REVIEW: THE DEVIL'S DOORWAY is a horror film presented in the "found footage" style, so I should start out by acknowledging...

The Night Eats the World (Movie Review)

PLOT: After waking up in an apartment the night after a raging party, Sam comes face to face with his new reality: an army of zombies have invaded the streets of Paris and he is one of the lone survivors....

Review: Sorry to Bother You (Sundance)

Previously reviewed as part of our Sundance 2018 coverage. PLOT: A young, black telemarketer (Lakeith Stanfield) discovers the secret to success at the soulless company he works for, quickly climbing the company ladder, only to discover the horrifying truth behind...

Review: Ideal Home

PLOT: A flamboyantly gay couple, made up of a small-time TV foodie (Steve Coogan) and his producer (Paul Rudd) inherit a young boy, and do their best to raise him, while the specter of their losing custody hovers over them....
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