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“The Furious” Review
The Furious may be a generic title, but it’s also the perfect one to describe this movie. A ruthless vigilante action film, it’s the...
“Kalki 2898 AD” Review: A Sci-Fi Stew With a Dash of the Divine
Combining science fiction and supernatural forces is a common occurrence in a lot of genre fiction, but in Kalki 2898 AD, well, the title...
“Here” Review: Watch This Space?
I’ve heard it and thought it several times now: Hollywood plays it too safe. The cost of making movies is so (almost certainly unnecessarily)...
“Memoir of a Snail” Review
For animation fans, Memoir of a Snail should be treated like an event. Australian animator Adam Elliot hasn’t done much, but what he has...
Oscars Hidden Gold 2024: Best Live Action Short Films
My look at the hidden gems at the Oscars continues with the live action short films: like most of the nominees, only shorter. There’s...
“Robot Dreams” Review: Canis Et Machina
Every year, the Oscars have their fair share of snubs and surprises, and the Best Animated Feature category often contains both, but usually the...
“The Missing” (NYAFF 2024) Review: He Has No Mouth, and He Must Scream
The program guide for the New York Asian Film Festival began its description of this film with the following statement: “If you're still on...
“Thelma” Review: Revenge is a Dish Best Served Old
When Josh Margolin’s grandmother Thelma got a call from a phone scammer, they were thankfully able to stop her before any money was taken....
“The Substance” Review: A Beastly Look at Beauty
There was a time when Elisabeth Sparkle (Demi Moore) was the toast of Hollywood, but now she’s 50 and her fame has long since...
From the John Archives – Funny or Die Developing Their Own Steve Jobs Biopic
Originally posted on GeekNation.com, on March 19, 2013As you know the biopic jOBS is about Apple founder, Steve Jobs. In the film Jobs is portrayed, somehow...