Green Book – review
A radical detour for director Peter Farrelly, Green Book is a surprisingly dramatic, touching and unconventionally humorous take on the road-trip movie.
Author: Gage Pendergast
Night School on DVD and Blu-ray January 16
Teddy (Kevin Hart) isn’t exactly the most wholesome guy. He’s a chronic liar, he claims that a person’s bank account is a direct indicator of their worth as a human being, and is vocal in his disapproval of high school and the...
Alpha on DVD and Blu-ray January 16
Keda (Kodi Smit-McPhee), a young hunter in prehistoric Europe, finds himself lost and alone after being separated from his tribe following a tragic incident whilst hunting for food. Dazed and confused and nursing a broken leg,...
Glass – review
Has the M. Night Shyamalan of old returned, or is Glass as pane-ful as some of his prior work?
Vice – review
After ingraining himself in Hollywood as one of the most prominent comedy writer/directors of the 21st century, with classics like Anchorman and Step Brothers, Adam McKay blindsided the industry in 2015 with his unconventional...