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A satirical lament of the changing American dream, Poltergeist finds the middle class mundanity broken by growing corporate need.

A recycled sequel, The Return of Count Yorga breaks from the formula with some stellar - and horrific - vampire attack scenes.

Sloppy and stuffed with exposition, The Skulls doesn't aim higher than a pedestrian teen thriller with preposterous storytelling.

The Incredibles Goes X-Men Sitting around the table for dinner, the Incredible family falls into a political argument. Mother Helen is for a ban on superheroes, the father Bob …

Goin’ Clubbing Book Club unlikely played well internationally, for no other than reason than trying to sell the distinctly puritan approach to sex in the west. Candice Bergen shouts …

Not that hard There is a great comedy hidden in Get Hard, one which is unflinching about satirizing the economic disparity post-recession. That is what Get Hard is trying …

The Incredibles is a loving homage to the '50s and '60s golden age of comics... It's a missed opportunity though.