“Movies” Archives

When you watch a “classic” IFD ninja film from the ’80s, you know to go in with low expectations, b…

Sure I chuckled a few times, like when Frank Drebin (Liam Neeson) takes a bite out of bad guy’s pis…

I’ve written about a lot of martial arts films over the years, but it recently occurred to me that …

Critics respond to the latest installment in the cyber-centric sci-fi franchise.

A quick rundown of last month’s cultural experiences.

Much like Once Upon a Time in the West, which was released two years after this film, The Good, the…

Lincoln’s arthouse theater sponsors another horror film festival packed with genre classics.

Riz Ahmed shines in this slow-burning thriller about a fixer who might be getting a bit too close t…

Plex’s ad-supported streaming service contains a host of older, more obscure titles.

Rumi, Mira, and Zoey aren’t just Huntr/x, the world’s greatest K-pop group. They’re also the latest…

Don’t worry, I still love watching the debonair 007 gallivant around the world to foil dastardly co…

Although Clint Eastwood is officially the star of Sergio Leone’s “Dollars” trilogy, Lee Van Cleef s…

In addition to capturing Depeche Mode’s sold out concerts, the film explores Mexico’s traditions concerning death and mortality.

The Coopers Chase retirement village has all sorts of activities for its aging residents, from pain…

Critics respond to some of the most anticipated films at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival.

After finishing Jason Matthews’ Red Sparrow, I was curious to see if and how the movie adaptation d…

A gross trivialization of very real pain and suffering.

I would never call 2021’s Nobody a modern action classic, but it was still an enjoyable flick due i…

20 years after villagers rescued and trained him to be a deadly swordsman, Nick Parker returns to t…

There’s a scene in Tenet where the protagonist, upon learning the truth about entropically reversed…