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Critics respond to Ridley Scott’s return to ancient Rome.

In order to secure funds for his mother’s much-needed operation, a young man tries to track down hi…

After watching Unstoppable, I wanted to experience some more Ma Dong-seok (billed here as Don Lee),…

It’s really quite satisfying to watch Ma Dong-seok (Eternals, Train to Busan) stride and lumber acr…

A film that blends 1940s-style film noir with Lovecraftian mythology? With a premise like that, I f…

Before he rose to fame for the Baby Assassins movies, Yugo Sakamoto directed this low-budget action…

I’ve been fascinated by Andrei Tarkovsky’s Stalker ever since I saw a still from it in my film hist…

There are plenty of clichés in this martial arts thriller about a retired government assassin who g…

Yes, I chuckled a couple of times, particularly when Deadpool stuck it to Fox. And sure, it was fun…

The upcoming fan film seeks to recapture the vibe of classic Doctor Who series from the ’70s and ’80s.

Given their fixation on immigration and the border, it might be surprising that MAGA types haven’t …

A mild-mannered Japanese salaryman (Sho Kosugi) moves his family to America in search of better opp…

Since my daughter loved Wednesday so much, it seemed only right that I introduce her to this ’90s c…

One of my favorite things to do as an adult is watch movies that caught my eye as a kid but that I …

In preparation for Deadpool vs. Wolverine, I rewatched the first Deadpool movie for the first time …

What can I say… I have a fondness for classic Chuck Norris movies. Code of Silence is basically Nor…

In the annals of rock n’ roll history, X Japan arguably has one of the more bittersweet stories. On…

My youngest has been wanting to branch out into spooky movies lately, so now seemed like the perfec…

The original Crow, directed by Alex Proyas and starring Brandon Lee — who tragically died in a frea…

Junta Yamaguchi’s Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes was a delightful riff on the time loop genre. App…