Fukushima 50 Blu-ray Review Using a heroic story to critique the messy response to the 2011 nuclear disaster, Fukushima 50 is a successful in its message. Read More
Coma Blu-ray Review Surreal, engaging, and philosophical, Coma's creativity designs action around any possibility while debating life's reality. Read More
Java Heat Blu-ray Review Accomplishment is bound to rescuing a princess, a dismally simplistic trope which crumbles Java Heat's specialties. Read More
Welcome to the Punch Blu-ray Review In bulk, Punch plants sub characters in their narrative slots, unmoving as sedentary players. Read More
ATM Review Unlike other single locale thrillers, this one has too many outs and too many solutions that are never capitalized on Read More
The Innkeepers Review There's little to discuss or point out here because there's little material there to actually warrant words. Read More
Super Review It's not possible to recommend Super. It creates a wildly divergent audience that will spread generations and split superhero fans. Read More
Stake Land Review Stake Land likes to drag its feet, falling into repetition before it has a chance to ever recover. Read More
The Killer Inside Me Review ... a sense of humor comes into play, breaking all of that tension down for what amounts to pure camp. Read More
The Good, The Bad, The Weird Review The style at work here is far too much fun to ignore, and with few exceptions, it's consistently the focus of the film. Read More