More Assembling Required
Avengers: Age of Ultron by Hope Madden Glorious ridiculousness thrives in Joss Whedon’s Marvel universe, a place so vivid, witty, emotional, exuberantly paced and generally epic that you’re too busy…read more →
Archive For April, 2015
Fright Club: Best Horror 2010 – 2015
It’s official. Our flux capacitor is running out of power, our time travels are coming to a close. We’ve highlighted the best horror films of the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s…read more →
Love Is Magic
Cheatin’ by George Wolf Alright, I’ll give you about 75 minutes, give me a series of frenetic vignettes that might seem silly, but end up pulling each other along to…read more →
29 and Holding
The Age of Adaline by Hope Madden An impeccably dressed Nicholas Sparks rip off, The Age of Adaline follows a woman trapped forever at the age of 29. Vampire? If…read more →
In Fact, It’s a Little Bit Frightening
Kung Fu Killer by Hope Madden Do you love Hong Kong action movies? Director Teddy Chan does. To prove it, he’s created a love letter to the genre with his…read more →
Ms. Roboto
Ex Machina by George Wolf What an irresistible treat Ex Machina is – smart, seductive and wickedly funny, boasting glorious visuals, stirring performances and big ideas guaranteed to linger like…read more →
Fright Club: Best Horror 2000 – 2009
We have a new winner! Prior to this time travel cataloging exercise, we embraced the misunderstanding that the 1970s offered the best in horror. Nope. Pruning our list of the…read more →
Truth and Consequences
True Story by George Wolf If you see the names James Franco and Jonah Hill together on a marquee and think “comedy,” you’re not alone. But remember, they have Oscar…read more →
Secret of Their Lack of Success
Revenge of the Mekons by Hope Madden Is there a more punk rock concept than anarchy? The answer is no, and that is what makes The Mekons the most punk…read more →
Curse of the Digital Native
Unfriended by Hope Madden Director Levon Gabriadze, with serious help from screenwriter Nelson Greaves, has managed the unmanageable. His entire film Unfriended is seen from a laptop screen, yet never…read more →