‘No Strings Attached’ is 2011’s first bad movie
Ashton Kutcher is Hollywood's version of the kid on the playground who eats worms, the one that will do anything for a little attention...
Movie review: ‘Game Night’
"Game Night" is sure to get you laughing. Find out why this comedy movie is a must-see.
‘The Grey’ is a prime example of cinematic storytelling
A new gritty survival film demonstrates how a movie is supposed be made, complete with stellar acting, great cinematography and visual effects.
Freedom of film affects MacFarlane’s creativity in ‘Ted’
Arts reporter Stephen Romney takes a look at Ted, Seth MacFarlane's first endeavor onto the silver screen.
Movie review: ‘Hardcore Henry’
Despite a unique first-person perspective, "Hardcore Henry" doesn't compare to other great action movies.
‘Sanctum’ is the definition of disaster
The plots of most disaster movies are littered with four little words: "It just so happens". It always just so happens that everything works...
Thankfully, ‘The Music Never Stopped’
In a world filled with too many mediocre films, The Music Never Stopped is in a category of its own. The movie has power,...
Can Shyamalan make a comeback with ‘After Earth?’
Arts Reporter Stephen Romney reviews Shyamalan's return to film and collaboration with Will Smith with the sci-fi film After Earth.
‘Machete’ revives the memory of the ‘Grindhouse’
Robert Rodriguez (Planet Terror) and friends are at it again. Born through the Grindhouse movement that produced Planet Terror and Death Proof, Machete is...
Movie Review: ‘I, Frankenstein,’ vow to stop lending my likeness to mediocre occult action...
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the lackluster monster film 'I, Frankenstein.'