Matthew McConaughey
SERENITY (2019)
Serenity, the sophomore directorial effort from screenwriter Steven Knight, is, by all accounts of publicity and talent, a twisted, elegantly trashy neo-noir. Trailers lead you to believe that Matthew...
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre slowly became a personal favorite. Again, I grew up in that weird generational cross-section where Part III was the one in theaters when kids first start getting into horro...
INTERSTELLAR (4K UHD)
INTERSTELLAR 4K REVIEWED While I had hopped on the anti Nolan bandwagon following the disappointing The Dark Knight Returns, my first thoughts regarding Interstellar put me off the bandwagon. For a pr...
DARK TOWER, THE
THE DARK TOWER REVIEWED You could call “The Dark Tower” a swing and a miss. But, that would imply that this film was playing a fair game. This movie misses the point so bad that it could&#...
LINCOLN LAWYER, THE (4K UHD)
THE LINCOLN LAWYER 4K UHD REVIEWED “The Lincoln Lawyer” follows Matthew McConaughey as a criminal defense lawyer cruising the LA area. While he moves freely about town in his Lincoln town ...
GOLD
GOLD REVIEWED “Gold” is a film that completely flew under the radar and out of theaters faster than you could blink. Matthew McConaughey channels his inner Jared Leto by trying to transfor...
Top 25 of 2016: 20) Kubo and The Two Strings
KUBO AND THE TWO STRINGS REVIEWED “Kubo and the Two Strings” is dark, yet light. A complex fairy tale about personal origins told against broad mythology. As Kubo begins his quest, he feels like a mix...
SING (2016)
SING (2016) REVIEWED “Sing” is one of the final films of 2016 that I have to cover. This is when readers ask about where are my Rogue One, La La Land, Jackie, etc reviews. They are coming ...
KUBO AND THE TWO STRINGS
KUBO AND THE TWO STRINGS REVIEWED “Kubo and the Two Strings” is dark, yet light. A complex fairy tale about personal origins told against broad mythology. As Kubo begins his quest, he feel...
FREE STATE OF JONES, THE
FREE STATE OF JONES REVIEWED “Free State of Jones” really made you work for it. While I love historical fiction and films that take detailed looks at the Civil War, it felt like Ross was t...