"District 9" is a sci-fi action drama where aliens are forced to live in the slums when all while the government gradually mistreats them as second class interlopers. We get to know these creatures and they become all but endearing in the course of the...

Presenting another 5 min episode! In this one I "interpret," in other words, "act out" quotes from a movie. “Nacho Libre” is a movie that may grow on you or not. In my case, after thinking it was “meh,” I came to really love watching it multiple times....

This scary shark thriller is now streaming on Netflix. It's definitely the ride of a lifetime but without the filmmaking craftmanship of "Jaws" or "The Shallows." This is a spoiler free preview. We may have one of the scarier,

An 18 year old boy, a judge, lawyers and a 12 man jury make up the cast of this powerful drama/thriller. Amid an ensemble cast of household names of actors, a powerful portrayal of the justice system is delivered to us.

Thanks Yolanda for recommending this classic coming-of-age comedic drama from 1975. I thoroughly enjoyed it! 10/10. If you have a chance to check it out you'll see a lof of faces we know now when they were young! The soundtrack is to die for: Motown!

These are three horror films that work! Let me tell you why I think so.

"The Love Witch" is film that looks like an homage to the 50's and 60's movies. I had a lot of fun watching it. It's available to stream on Prime Video. "It Follows" is a very well put together horror film. It's creepy and I like that!

An abused, neglected wife and her husband's jaded mistress plot the perfect murder. I present you here with a "no spoilers review" of this film including a mini bio of the director, a podcast/life update, and some banter on old horror,

This is one of my favorite horror films of all time. It still gives me the chills when I watch it and I have seen it numerous times. Director James Wan uses clever practical effects and a very minimum number of CGI effects to make this film look and fe...

This is a rock film I never get tired of rewatching. If you haven't yet, you need to see this. There’s a scene at the beginning of this film where the macro lens fixes on a turntable as the needle lowers on the Who’s “Tommy.