REVIEW: Malice
David Duchovny shines in a blend of ‘The Hand That Rocks the Cradle’ and ‘The White Lotus’ that achieves the quality of neither
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: ‘If You See Something’ Director, Writer & Star Discuss Timely Immigration Drama
One of the year’s most urgent and relevant movies hits theaters on November 14
REVIEW: Now You See Me: Now You Don’t
The Horsemen return in a legacy sequel destined to please franchise fans
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REVIEW: The Carpenter’s Son
Nicolas Cage stars in this unsettling horror movie about Jesus Christ’s childhood
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REVIEW: The Running Man
Edgar Wright’s least Edgar Wright-y movie yet still enthralls
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BRWC REVIEW: Die My Love
Check out our review of Die My Love over at Rotten Tomatoes-certified outlet Battle Royale with Cheese
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REVIEW: Rental Family
Brendan Fraser shines in a lovely, gentle, and beautiful movie
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BOOK REVIEW: Star Wars: Master of Evil
The dark side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some would consider to be unnatural
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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: ‘Playdate’ Director Luke Greenfield On His Throwback Buddy Action Comedy
By George & Josh Bate Comedies, especially buddy comedies that blend humor and action, have been few and far between in recent years. Long gone are the days in which films like Rush Hour, Beverly Hills Cop, and Midnight Run were commonplace at your local megaplex. An advertisement for the new The Naked Gun movie