Man of Steel (2013): Remembering Henry Cavill, another fallen Superman on the controversial DCEU film’s 10th anniversary
On its 10th anniversary, Christian revisits the controversial "Man of Steel" and mourns the loss of Henry Cavill as Superman
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Tusk (2014): Kevin Smith’s low-budget, bizarre horror film is a mixed bag of camp and thrills
Christian dives into "Tusk," a film where director Kevin Smith pushes his unique style into bizarre and campy territory.
Avatar (2009): A technical stunning, 3-D marvel built around a middling and uneven storyline
With "Avatar 2" hitting theaters this weekend, Chad revisits James Cameron's groundbreaking 2009 original.
Gone Girl (2014): David Fincher’s gripping mystery is a haunting, dual-sided exploration of a psychotic marriage
Christian dives into "Gone Girl," David Fincher's adaption of the acclaimed mystery novel by Gillian Flynn.
Blade Runner 2049 (2017): The sequel to the cyberpunk classic is a worthy follow-up, marrying the visual grandeur of the original with a more complex narrative
Ridley Scott handed directing reigns to Denis Villeneuve for "Blade Runner 2049," the masterful sequel to his cyberpunk noir classic.
Maleficent (2014): Disney’s reimagining of Sleeping Beauty seems off-brand and less family-friendly than usual
Christian revisits Disney's ambitious and darkly operatic "Maleficent," a deeply flawed and revisionist update of the "Sleeping Beauty" classic.
The New World (2005): Director Terence Malick’s exploration of the Pocahontas legend is his most lush and lyrical film
In celebration of Thanksgiving, Chad reviews Terence Malick's "The New World," a beautiful and romantic version of the Pocahontas story.
Glass Onion – A Knives Out Mystery (2022): The second entry in the murder mystery franchise is a twisty, puzzle box delight
Chad takes an early look at "Glass Onion," the much-anticipated sequel to the 2019 murder mystery "Knives Out."
The Village (2004): M. Night Shyamalan’s moody, atmospheric mystery is an underrated gem in his divisive filmography
Christian dives into the controversial filmography of director M. Night Shyamalan and revisits his atmospheric 2004 mystery thriller "The Village."
Blade Runner (1982): 40 years later, the landmark cyberpunk noir is still a frightening vision of humanity’s post-A.I. future
Ridley Scott's influential cyberpunk epic "Blade Runner" turns 40 this year. Chad takes the Voight-Kampff test and revisits this landmark 1982 film.
The Crow (1994): With its macabre atmosphere and tragic backstory, the first entry in the gothic franchise is still a worthy watch
We close out our Halloween Horror-themed month as Christian revisits the 1994 film adaption of James O'Barr's gothic graphic novel "The Crow."
The Shining (1980): Stephen King may have hated Stanley Kubrick’s film version of his famous novel, but it’s still a horror masterpiece
It's time to check into the Overlook Hotel as Chad revisits Stanley Kubrick's controversial adaption of Stephen King's "The Shining."