Reel Shorts | Sanctum

4 02 2011

Chaos ensues when an underwater cave diving team experiences a life-threatening crisis and must fight against insurmountable odds to survive in the disappointing aqua action-thriller, Sanctum. Read the rest of this entry »





Reel Shorts | Barney’s Version

4 02 2011


One of Hollywood’s most consistent and underrated actors, Paul Giamatti stars in a melancholy story of true love, loss and it’s consequences in the drama, Barney’s Version.

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Reel Shorts | The Rite

28 01 2011

A skeptical priest comes face to face with pure evil in the Anthony Hopkins screen-chomping thriller, The Rite. Read the rest of this entry »





Reel Shorts | Biutiful

28 01 2011


A shadowry underworld figure facing his end tries to make amends before it’s too late in the haunting drama, Biutiful. Read the rest of this entry »





Reel Shorts | The Mechanic

28 01 2011

Action star Jason Statham channels his inner-Charles Bronson in the ultra-violent remake of the 1972 action film, The Mechanic. Read the rest of this entry »





Go Go Tales Review

13 01 2011

by Kam Williams

NYC Strip Club Serves as Setting for Screwball Comedy
If you like for your screwball comedies to come with a smorgasbord of scantily-clad females, boy have I got a film for you. Written and directed by Abel Ferrara (Bad Lieutenant), Go Go Tales unfolds in a seedy gentleman’s club located in lower Manhattan where the regulars are actually more fun to watch than the dancers. Read the rest of this entry »





Rabbit Hole Review

9 01 2011

by Kam Williams

Kidman and Eckhart Co-Star in Adaptation of Pulitzer Prize-Winning Play
How long does it take to get over the death of a child? Maybe forever, suggests Rabbit Hole, a poignant meditation on mourning based on David Lindsay-Abaire’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play of the same name. Read the rest of this entry »





The King’s Speech Review

10 12 2010

by Kam Williams

Colin Firth Delivers Nonpareil Performance as Reluctant Monarch with Speech Impediment
When England’s King George V (Michael Gambon) passed away in 1936, he was first succeeded by his eldest son, Edward VIII (Guy Pearce). But Edward would abdicate less than a year into his reign, capitulating to the mounting public pressure to pick between the throne and his scandalous plans to marry his mistress, Wallis Simpson (Eve Best), a two-time divorcee’ and an American to boot. Read the rest of this entry »








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