This past weekend celebrated the 77th birthday of writer, director and sometime actor Woody Allen. Of all the directors in the world, none have had a more prolific career then the one Mr. Allen has achieved. The man makes a movie every year, and he has been doing this 1967. That is extremely impressive, no matter … Continue reading
“A young, naive Hollywood studio assistant finally turns the tables on his incredibly abusive producer boss.” Directed by: George Huang, Rated: R, 101 minutes Last year, we were gifted with the great little comedy, Horrible Bosses, a film about a group of guys who decide to murder their bosses after putting up with way too … Continue reading
“A police officer promises to share his lottery ticket with a waitress in lieu of a tip.” Directed by: Andrew Bergman, Rated: PG, 101 minutes It Could Happen to You is an absolutely ridiculous film that’s not hard to watch because it’s so stupid, but because it’s full of more cheese and fluff than some … Continue reading
“In 30’s New York City, the Shadow battles his nemesis, Shiwan Khan, who is building an atomic bomb.” Directed by: Russell Mulcahy, Rated: PG-13, 108 minutes I really don’t see why there are so many bad reviews about The Shadow. Sure, it has its flaws, but I believe it to be a pretty damn good … Continue reading
“A man brutally murdered comes back to life as an undead avenger of his and his fiancée’s murder.” Revenge films are always great. Seeing how much one man or woman would do in order to get back at the ones who hurt a loved one is always entertaining and exciting. The Crow is no … Continue reading
“Generation X Graduates face life after college with a filmmaker looking for work and love in Houston.” Reality Bites is a movie that has characters that are absolutely full of themselves and insanely pretentious. The film is set in the mid 90’s as a group of Generation Xers attempt to find meaning in life … Continue reading
The Cinematic Katzenjammer 