What originally runs the risk of being a pretentious best-friends-fighting-in-the-desert borefest turns out to be an interesting study of...

Apparently, filmmaker David Dobkin was inspired to make this after seeing "Fargo." Despite never reaching the creative heights a...

"Horrible Bosses" has a premise somewhere along the lines of the 1999 Mike Judge comedy "Office Space" but "Horri...

Although "The Cat and the Canary" isn't sure what it wants to be- a slapstick comedy, a whodunit, or a straight horror movie- ...

"They Live" is cheddar cheese, Swiss cheese, Brie Cheese, topped by a great terrible performance by pro wrestler "Rowdy...

"The Baby" is a very weird 'cult classic' (their words, not mine) about a lady social worker who interferes with the mat...

"Frasier"'s David Hyde Piece turns up the camp for "The Perfect Host," a perfectly functional black comedy that de...

Be forewarned, this is grade-B all the way, so if you are a no-fun fuddy-duddy like my mom or need an Oscar pedigree for every film, you ...

"An American Werewolf in London" is a overlooked classic of horror that provides laughs and scares and remains fresh upon repeat ...

  "Django Unchained" is a blood-soaked, blackly funny, slavery-era extravaganza of a film, compliments of Quentin Tarantino. I...

There is no doubt -- John Cleese is a funny guy, although he has his occasional misfires (most recently his animated works "Shrek F...

Fast-paced, gory, and with a razor-sharp sense of humor, "The Cabin in the Woods" borrows elements from older horror films and twi...

For reasons I cannot fully explain, I thoroughly enjoyed this movie, and laughed throughout. Blame it on my crazy sense of humor. Blame it...

"Tucker and Dale vs. Evil" is a willfully ridiculous, ridiculously bloody, balls-out and slightly touching film that allows the h...

Despite a fairly small viewership, Bobcat Godtwait's pitch-black comedy "God Bless America" has proved to be somewhat controv...

I am married to a man who has learned more than he ever wanted to know about people who some folks uncharitably call "white trash....

Divorced, unemployed, estranged from his insanely spoiled young daughter, and possibly terminally ill, Frank has a lot of repressed rag...

My daughter and I finally watched the film adaptation of American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis, a novel I discussed here . We hope to review...

Year Released: 2011 Director: Richard Linklater Screenplay by: Richard Linklater & Skip Hollandsworth Rating: ( 4/5 Stars)  ...

Allegedly, it took director John Albo six years to distribute this pseudo-art film to the public. He should have waited longer. Or better ye...