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‘Finding Altamira’ Gets Lost in Real Life Drama
“Finding Altamira” teems with melodrama, and though based on true events the film is almost meek in how it treats…
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Reviews: ‘Bridget Jones’s Baby,’ ‘Snowden’
She was the saucy Brit who said the wrong thing at the wrong time. Every time. And she couldn’t win…
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Terrence Malick’s Legacy Lives in ‘The Vessel’
“He would walk on the set, compliment the lighting and tell my brother [who stars as Leo], ‘If I had…
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Zombie’s ’31’ Delivers Far More Than Gore
That’s quite a statement from the man that brought to life bloody nightmares like “The Devil’s Rejects” and “The Lords…
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‘Gun’ Satire Actually Deserves a SJW Roasting
“Is That a Gun in Your Pocket?” is less a satire than a tirade against Second Amendment devotees. It’s not…
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How ‘Good Neighbor’ Blunders Best of Intentions
The latter jolted audiences by transforming a blind war veteran into a fighting machine. James Caan’s character in “The Good Neighbor”…
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Why AfterBuzz TV’s ‘Trump vs. Hillary’ Leans Left
Take politics, for example. The young generation doesn’t simply want information handed to them, Bladt says. And they care about…
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4 Traditional Country Singers You Must Hear
My father asked me that while we watched a great PBS documentary on The Highwaymen. The supergroup featured Johnny Cash,…
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Why the Stoned Detective Suits Our Troubled Times
The full quote is illuminating: “My mind,” he said, “rebels at stagnation. Give me problems, give me work, give me the…
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Will ‘Neighbors 2’ Blu-ray Spark SJW Outrage?
The new Blu-ray cover for “Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising” offers two tweaks to the theatrical promotion. For starters, you won’t…
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