Neveldine and Taylor’s great, widely under-appreciated Gamer returns to Blu-ray with an aptly superfluous third dimension.
The film saddles Jackie Chan with sloppy combat sequences and domestic pratfall hijinks that boast all the spark of a black hole.
This is a laborious bit of sci-fi grimness that dully updates The Running Man for the 21st century.
If we’re lucky, Premonition may not exist come tomorrow morning.
One whopping minute longer than the theatrical version hardly anyone saw, Dead Silence is still one of the worst horror films ever
The film was seemingly developed at the David Mamet Institute for Twist-Laden Salesmen Dramas.
Dead Silence is but one more stake driven into the heart of a genre being continuously deprived of its rich heritage.
Is Premonition the Lamest Movie Ever?
Transporter 2 is a martial arts-obsessed action movie inadvertently reconceived as cartoonish parody.
But by the time Hitch offers up his unnecessary race-against-the-clock mea culpa, the film’s cupid’s arrow has already veered way off course.
As long as Cosmo girls exist, so will films like Raising Helen.
The film exists in a fantasy New York City no one has ever seen before.
Duplex gets the top-notch audio/video treatment, but supplemental materials are on the embarrassing side.
Been there, done that.