Tag: Jack Nicholson

Kubrick's The Shining doubles as a paranormal horror movie, but works best in its depiction of domestic abuse and the isolation it causes.

This Town Needs an Enema Batman ‘89 is a movie caught between expectations of camp and genre maturity. It’s empty entertainment, a bizarre if heavenly beautiful studio feature unsure …

Roger Corman and Jack Nicholson’s cult ode to the psychedelic wonders of LSD The Trip is a cult time capsule capturing a specific moment in time from the youthful …

Hoffa is an entertaining look at one of the 20th Century's most fascinating public figures, headlined by sharp performances and deft direction.

... through a series of lucky casting choices, The Terror is fairly memorable.

This one comes from the mind of James L. Brooks, only his sixth directorial feature, and probably the worst thing he's ever done.

We've reviewed the disc itself, but now it's time to really dig into what makes Warner's new release special.

These people are looking for help, and simply not getting it in the form they may need.

At its peak, Mars Attacks carries a sense of chaos on par with some of the classics of this little sub-genre like Gremlins

You could put Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman in any movie and come out with something successful. Pop them into a sugary sweet, semi-buddy movie directed by Rob Reiner, …

Anger Management teams up Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson, that being enough reason alone to watch. In typical Sandler movie fashion, this is a goofy, dumb comedy, though lacking …