Beetlejuice Beetlejuice – It’s showtime again, baby!
Slingshot – Good performances can’t save an uninspired script
Terminator Zero plays it safe with the material but looks good doing it
www.RachelOrmont.com – Peter Vack’s technosatire is a genuinely bizarre piece of outsider art
Blink Twice – A strong directorial debut for Zoë Kravitz, despite its derivative script
I Like to Movie Movie episode 260 – Megan: Impossible – The Road to Dead Reckoning Part Two (Part Three)
Alien: Romulus – a slick, scary genre exercise
Cuckoo is…cuckoo
Hot Property episode 156 – UUUUUU-MAMI!
It Ends with Us is a movie for moms (who deserve a night out, dammit!)
Join me as I speak with director Brandon Kramer about his excellent documentary The First Step. The film, which recently screened at the Philadelphia Film
Philly is KILLING the game on murder rates this year! We recollect our favorite Daytalkers and cooking shows. You cannot be Mayor of Flavortown without
Right off the bat I want to establish something important: While Encounter is a film that is best seen without any prior knowledge of its
In Wolf, George MacKay plays Jacob, a young man who thinks that he’s a wolf. No, not a werewolf, but an actual wolf. He is
Listen to this while you cook your feast! We wrote a new holiday classic. Dan rehashes his rivalry with octopi. Then we talk about food
In 1984 a martial artist named John Liu wrote, directed, and starred a film called New York Ninja. In it we follow John, a mild-mannered
Oreo is making cookie ratios for everyone. Stephen yells at the parking authority. Bustin makes Dan feel good. Do you Live Mas? Hot Property can
This week I am joined by Stephen Richards of Hot Property to discuss Denis Leary’s Dune. This latest adaptation is a dream for Dune fans,
Rocky IV has always been my least favorite of the series. This doesn’t mean that I dislike it, just that I think it doesn’t quite
Ghostbusters premiered on June 7th, 1984, about two months before I was even born. I have never known a world that didn’t have Ghostbusters in
