By James Kenney (Adapted from a review originally appearing on whatchareading.com) BLOOD MONEY John Cusack, long seemingly disinterested in acting since his solid performances in ADULT WORLD and LOVE & … Continue reading The Man in Black: John Cusack in BLOOD MONEY and SINGULARITY
Mike Figgis’ stylish, darkly funny and offbeat jazz noir is worth your acquaintance.
Ed Burns pleasantly surprises with his latest ensemble piece.
Looking back at the MOMA premiere of Peter Bogdanovich’s SQUIRRELS TO THE NUTS
Mostly ignored ghost story is pretty good.
Vengeance: A Love Story, is worthy of some attention, particularly Don Johnson’s masterful performance.
Olga Kurylenko and Jeremy Irons slipped out an old-school, pretentious European romance that is…puzzling.
A story about a fan, his favorite filmmaker, and an eBay miracle changing the direction of film history.
In 2017, I argued a straight-to-video Bruce Willis film was better than Tom Cruise’s THE MUMMY. Really!
11 HARROWHOUSE is the ultimate Charles Grodin movie.
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