Dylan Dog: Dead of Night Movie Review
Dylan Dog is a supernatural thriller that cribs from a lot of sources, feels like a lot of other things and never quite manages to bring it all together properly […]
Patrick's 10 Most Anticipated 2011 Summer Movies
Unlike last summer, this summer is boasting a pretty decent distribution of blockbusters and popcorn movies. Whether any of them will be quality is anyone’s guess at this point but […]
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African Cats Movie Review
Right off the bat, if you are into cute animals, particularly cats, then this movie is for you fullstop. If, on the other hand, you hate animals, particularly cats, then […]
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You Don't Know Jack (XBox 360) Review
Summary [8.0 out of 10] After almost 10 years away You Don’t Know Jack is back and updated for a new round of hilarious trivia. You Don’t Know Jack is […]
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Dragon Age II (XBox 360) Review
Summary [8.5 out of 10] Breaking away from the Grey Warden storyline from the previous entry, Dragon Age II follows Hawke, a human champion who rises to prominence from the […]
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Win Win Movie Review
Win Win is a complicated comedy that isn’t afraid to be challenging while making you laugh. It isn’t super heavy but it has a lot more weight than other recent […]
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Scream 4 Movie Review
After 11 years Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson return to the franchise that reinvented slasher movies in the 90’s and miraculously deliver a film on par with the original: scary, […]
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Arthur Movie Review
A remake of the classic Dudley Moore vehicle, Arthur recasts Russell Brand as the titular alcoholic in a funny and oddly touching film that manages to transcend the stigma of […]
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Your Highness Movie Review
Your Highness is a bizarre mixture of stoner comedy and sword and sorcery epic that manages not to be the complete disaster that it might have been but still falls […]
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Limitless Movie Review
Limitless is a competent if fanciful thriller that brings a cyberpunk sensibility to a modern story that is held back by occasionally straying a bit to far over the line […]
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