Kick-Ass just seems to meander, never really appreciating what it has.

Stan Winston has a blast designing this make-up, crafting beautiful homages to the creatures he undoubtedly loved growing up.

John Travolta owns this movie. It is his film. Without the actor, fully into his evil, sarcastic, snickering mode, From Paris with Love would not work.

This is one for the family, dotting the movie with cute kids, awful Russian accents, atrocious dialogue, and shameful delivery.

Daybreakers is an example of how you establish a vampire world. No needless, boring, clichéd teenage romances here.

You’ve read our review of the Skynet Edition Blu-ray, but what if you want something a little more… dramatic?

The canal chase in Terminator 2 is arguably the best action sequence ever conceived, and not just because of Arnold Schwarzenegger blasting away at a semi truck with a shotgun.

There are some absolutely brilliant dialogue exchanges in The Relic, some of them so darkly twisted, they fit right into the film’s dim photography.

Brothers never loses that dramatic intensity.

It is easy to pick on the abysmally edited, slow fight scenes, where elbows and kicks clearly miss their target.