For It Is Man's Number

This classic screwball comedy from writer-director Preston Sturges starts with a wedding before going on to show that it's not always a ...

The directorial debut of Sergio Pablos and Carlos Martínez López, Klaus  is an animated Christmas tale that reimagines the source of many tr...

It's easy to dismiss erotic thrillers, horror movies, and exploitation fare for the content that they throw around onscreen, but there...

Here's another film that wants to tell you "the story you know" in a fresh reworking, allowing them to advertise it as "t...

With Disney currently positioning themselves to be our mouse-ear-wearing rulers, and owners of everything that we have emotionally connected...

Lacey Chabert is as much a part of my Christmas preparations nowadays as multiple half-used rolls of wrapping paper and a building sense of ...

And here is my second review for this year, Of a film that is overloaded with good Christmas cheer. It's an animated retelling of a Dr...

I have absolutely no idea how I am going to recommend this to other people, or even what I may end up actually having to say about it, but l...

Someone mentioned Angela's Christmas  to me last year, and praised it highly, but it was just something I didn't get to until now. D...

There's a fun idea at the centre of Monster Party , but it's also just a bit too silly. Murderers who are trying not to keep murderi...

There are a number of things about Dragged Across Concrete  that make it an interesting watch. First of all, the continuing development of t...

Written and directed by Brian De Palma, Femme Fatale  is entertaining and frustrating in equal measure. It's De Palma at his most playfu...

Reuniting the director and stars of The Woman In The Window , this film shows a man who wanders down a dark path, led there by love/infatuat...

You know your small town is about to see some shit go down when Nic Cage comes rolling in, surely, and that is how Red Rock West starts, a ...

My reasons for picking specific titles to review are myriad and often a lot less organised, or sensible, than they should be. Take the choic...

I REALLY enjoyed The Woman In The Window , despite the fact that the very end of the movie reveals it to be a much lighter affair than the r...

This might be a very early feature from Dario Argento (the second film he helmed, and also the second of his animal-themed trilogy), but thi...

The first theatrical feature film directed by Danny DeVito, after some years spent honing his craft on TV episodes, shorts, and a few TV mov...

It's a classic conceit, but only because this Alfred Hitchcock movie did it so well. Two strangers end up in conversation on a train (he...

Here's a strange bit of personal trivia to start things off today. Although I had heard of Hedy Lamarr over the years, and I MAY have fi...