[Review] Crank 2: High Voltage

By Dan Mecca Upping the adrenaline-fueled ante of its cult-hit predecessor,Crank: High Voltage wastes little time early on setting up anything like plot or c...

[Review] State of Play

The finest are across the board memorable and despite many of its flaws the film is engaging....

[Review] 17 Again

By Dan Mecca Within the first five minutes of 17 Again teen-heartthrob Zac Efron finds an excuse to get shirtless and perform an impressive dance routine. Ne...

[Review] Observe and Report

By Jordan Raup Jody Hill's directorial debut, The Foot-Fist Way, features Danny McBride as a struggling karate instructor trying to work out some serious iss...

[Review] Fast & Furious

Fast & Furious is the fourth installment in an already lackluster series. Looking back at the series, the first one is truly the only enjoyable. Where d...

[Review] I Love You, Man

Editor's note: We have already reviewed I Love You, Man on our 1st podcast, but here is a text review. Enjoy! When I first saw the trailers for I Love You, M...

[Review] The Last House on the Left

The Last House on the Left is an incredibly difficult movie to review. While I was watching this film, I couldn't help but notice how well made and beautifully...

[Review] Adventureland

By Dan Mecca If honesty is the best quality, Adventureland is the gem of the cinematic year so far. Written and directed by Greg Mottola (the guy who dir...

[Review] Duplicity

Duplicity is a funny and smart film that is something that we don’t get too often. The film never takes itself too seriously, which makes the movie not come across as preposterous....

[Off Stage] Punisher: War Zone

Punisher: War Zone was released back in December of 2007, and just hit DVD shelves this week. Since it seems like most have not seen it, judging by its box ...