Inside Out
Looking for a memorable film from WWE? You’re probably going to have to keep looking.
Author: Ryan Cracknell
American Loser
Seann William Scott looks to expand a couple of lines beyond Stifler in this indie comedy.
True Legend
Kicking, punching and a whole lot of flair, that’s Yuen Woo Ping’s True Legend, the final film with David Carradine.
Shark Night 3D
Blood-thirsty sharks, scantily-clad girls and 3D gimmicks – sounds like an end-of-summer movie to me.
The Weird World of Blow Fly
An intimate and revealing portrait shot over two years, The Weird World of Blowfly examines Clarence Reid’s personal and professional contradictions, explores his legacy and celebrates his musical and cultural significance as a rap and soul music legend.
The Whistleblower
The Whistleblower stars Rachel Weisz as a United Nations peacekeeper who discovers that folks in suits are up to no good.
Yogi Bear
One of the worst family films I’ve seen since another animated adaptation: Garfield. Talking bears aside, the film lacks logic, energy and, most of all, fun.
Wild Rovers
Blake Edwards proves that he was a more diverse filmmaker than perhaps he is given credit for. Sure, he can still whip out the laughs like few other directors could, but there’s a lot more substance here as well showing a deeper mind at work.
Finishing School
Although not wholly entertaining from a cinematic perspective, Finishing School still a fun watch when you take its age and subversive attitude into consideration.
