Halloween (1978) (Movie Reviews, Last Update Aug 2017)
This now-classic horror film wallows in the blood and gore that follows Michael Myers (Tony Moran), a mentally disturbed man who has spent half of his life in a mental institution for killing his sister. Escaping from the care of Dr. Sam Loomis (Donald Pleasence), he heads home with murderous intentions to find his other, still living sister (Jamie Lee Curtis).
This now-classic horror film wallows in the blood and gore that follows Michael Myers (Tony Moran), a mentally disturbed man who has spent half of his life in a mental institution for killing his sister. Escaping from the care of Dr. Sam Loomis (Donald Pleasence), he heads home with murderous intentions to find his other, still living sister (Jamie Lee Curtis).
17 Again (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2016)
"Oh, to be young once more," wishes Mike O'Donnell (Matthew Perry). Unhappy with his life and missed opportunities, the 37-year-old man is both surprised and delighted when he is given an unexpected chance to be 17 Again (his teenaged self is played by Zac Efron).
"Oh, to be young once more," wishes Mike O'Donnell (Matthew Perry). Unhappy with his life and missed opportunities, the 37-year-old man is both surprised and delighted when he is given an unexpected chance to be 17 Again (his teenaged self is played by Zac Efron).
Push (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2016)
It appears some people are born with exceptional powers---like the ability to move objects with their mind, read other's thoughts or see the future. Believing such traits could be useful, a secret division of the US government is rounding up these talented individuals. But there are two young adults who refuse to be part of the plan (played by Camilla Belle and Chris Evans) along with a wayward teen (Dakota Fanning).
It appears some people are born with exceptional powers---like the ability to move objects with their mind, read other's thoughts or see the future. Believing such traits could be useful, a secret division of the US government is rounding up these talented individuals. But there are two young adults who refuse to be part of the plan (played by Camilla Belle and Chris Evans) along with a wayward teen (Dakota Fanning).
The Haunting In Connecticut (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2016)
When their son (Kyle Gallner) is diagnosed with cancer, Sarah and Peter Campbell (Virginia Madsen and Martin Donovan) relocate to a house closer to his treatment center. But if they thought the move would improve his health, they are sadly mistaken. Instead, the unsuspecting family discovers their new home has a dark past, which is about to haunt their future.
When their son (Kyle Gallner) is diagnosed with cancer, Sarah and Peter Campbell (Virginia Madsen and Martin Donovan) relocate to a house closer to his treatment center. But if they thought the move would improve his health, they are sadly mistaken. Instead, the unsuspecting family discovers their new home has a dark past, which is about to haunt their future.
The Unborn (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2016)
Casey Beldon (Odette Yustman) is being haunted by ghostly dreams. Her attempts to make sense of the phenomenon only uncovers bigger mysteries, so the non-practicing Jew turns to her Rabbi (Gary Oldman) with the hope that he will be able to exorcise her problem.
Casey Beldon (Odette Yustman) is being haunted by ghostly dreams. Her attempts to make sense of the phenomenon only uncovers bigger mysteries, so the non-practicing Jew turns to her Rabbi (Gary Oldman) with the hope that he will be able to exorcise her problem.
Knowing (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2016)
When a half-century-old time capsule at an elementary school is opened, so is a mystery. Among the enclosed artifacts is a sheet of paper containing a string of numbers. Examining the cryptic message, Professor John Koestler (Nicholas Cage) discovers the digits accurately predict dates and death tolls of all the major disasters that have occurred during the last fifty years -- and there are three more prophesies yet to be fulfilled.
When a half-century-old time capsule at an elementary school is opened, so is a mystery. Among the enclosed artifacts is a sheet of paper containing a string of numbers. Examining the cryptic message, Professor John Koestler (Nicholas Cage) discovers the digits accurately predict dates and death tolls of all the major disasters that have occurred during the last fifty years -- and there are three more prophesies yet to be fulfilled.
I Love You, Man (Movie Reviews, Last Update Aug 2017)
If you thought all you needed to have a wedding was a willing bride and groom --think again. It turns out Peter Klaven (Paul Rudd) can't tie the knot until he finds someone to be his best man. Because he really doesn't have any close friends, Peter attempts to do some male bonding through a series of "dates" with eligible prospects.
If you thought all you needed to have a wedding was a willing bride and groom --think again. It turns out Peter Klaven (Paul Rudd) can't tie the knot until he finds someone to be his best man. Because he really doesn't have any close friends, Peter attempts to do some male bonding through a series of "dates" with eligible prospects.
12 Rounds (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2016)
An arrest and an accidental death caused by a car crash are all in the line of duty for Detective Danny Fisher (John Cena), until an escaped convict (Aidan Gillen) decides to hold him personally accountable. Kidnapping Fisher's girlfriend (Ashley Scott), the vengeful criminal arranges 12 Rounds of dangerous tests that must be successfully completed if the police officer ever hopes to see his fiancée alive again.
An arrest and an accidental death caused by a car crash are all in the line of duty for Detective Danny Fisher (John Cena), until an escaped convict (Aidan Gillen) decides to hold him personally accountable. Kidnapping Fisher's girlfriend (Ashley Scott), the vengeful criminal arranges 12 Rounds of dangerous tests that must be successfully completed if the police officer ever hopes to see his fiancée alive again.
Street Fighter -The Legend of Chun-Li (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2016)
Girl power takes on a martial arts flavor in Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li. Based on a video game, Chun-Li (Kristin Kreuk) uses her special talents and training in the hopes of taking down a crime boss (Neil McDonough) whom she suspects is responsible for the death of her father.
Girl power takes on a martial arts flavor in Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li. Based on a video game, Chun-Li (Kristin Kreuk) uses her special talents and training in the hopes of taking down a crime boss (Neil McDonough) whom she suspects is responsible for the death of her father.
Jonas Brothers 3D Concert Experience (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2016)
Featuring excerpts from the "Burning Up" tour, behind the scenes footage and an introduction to a new song, the Jonas Brothers: 3D Concert Experience is sure to rock the boys' teenaged fans.
Featuring excerpts from the "Burning Up" tour, behind the scenes footage and an introduction to a new song, the Jonas Brothers: 3D Concert Experience is sure to rock the boys' teenaged fans.
Inkheart (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2016)
Although Meggie (Eliza Hope Bennett) and her father Mo (Brendan Fraser) love books, he never reads them aloud. That's because the voice of the man with the silver tongue can bring objects and people from the story pages to life. Unfortunately, every time something or someone enters their reality, another disappears into the world of the novel. But Mo may be forced to use his unique talent when Meggie is kidnapped by some unsavory characters that escaped from a book called Inkheart.
Although Meggie (Eliza Hope Bennett) and her father Mo (Brendan Fraser) love books, he never reads them aloud. That's because the voice of the man with the silver tongue can bring objects and people from the story pages to life. Unfortunately, every time something or someone enters their reality, another disappears into the world of the novel. But Mo may be forced to use his unique talent when Meggie is kidnapped by some unsavory characters that escaped from a book called Inkheart.
Confessions of a Shopaholic (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2017)
Rebecca Bloomwood (Isla Fisher) is in money trouble. The incurable shopaholic has amassed more debts than she can possibly pay. To help the situation, the young woman takes a job as a writer for a magazine that touts the virtues of frugality. But her bad habits may cost her the employment opportunity and the attention of a good-looking co-worker (Hugh Dancy).
Rebecca Bloomwood (Isla Fisher) is in money trouble. The incurable shopaholic has amassed more debts than she can possibly pay. To help the situation, the young woman takes a job as a writer for a magazine that touts the virtues of frugality. But her bad habits may cost her the employment opportunity and the attention of a good-looking co-worker (Hugh Dancy).