
‘The Infiltrator’ Shines on the Strength of its Performances (FILM REVIEW)
Its script may be by-the-numbers, but its cast makes for an exciting watch nonetheless.
Its script may be by-the-numbers, but its cast makes for an exciting watch nonetheless.
Last night’s Preacher was everything that’s great about the series in one tidy package.
Fantastic chemistry doesn’t quite overcome a mediocre script, but Mike and Dave still offers a few cheap laughs.
The documentary chronicling Roseanne’s 2012 run for the presidency is as disastrous as her 2012 run for the presidency.
Daniel Radcliffe is well on his way to shedding Harry Potter from the minds of his audience.
With season one’s end on the horizon, Preacher begins to tie its loose threads together in beautiful fashion.
Rote horror takes a sideline to social commentary, making The Purge: Election Year an intriguing political satire.
It was an uneventful close to an uneven season that managed to satisfy as much as it underwhelmed.
After a slow couple of weeks, Preacher comes out strong and shows just how great it can be with a little bit of effort.
The Shallows begs neither for a watch nor remembrance, but still sort of manages to be a fun enough time at the movies.