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Hold the Dark TIFF 2018 Review

Adam Nizam Sep 26, 2018

“I’m not talking about animals here, Mr. Core. I’m talking about people.” The lead police officer in the snowy Arctic town that Hold the Dark

Hidden Agenda (PlayStation 4): The Police Procedural Team

Melanie Emile Nov 2, 2017

Supermassive Games hit a brilliant note with 2015’s Until Dawn, and continued with Until Dawn: Rush of Blood. Now that streak continues with Hidden Agenda.

The Snowman (2017) Review: Horribly, Hilariously, and Hopelessly Misconceived

Phil Brown Oct 19, 2017

There’s no point in sugar coating it, The Snowman is an absolute disaster of a movie. It’s a tonally confused and at times downright incompetent

Money Monster (Movie) Review

Phil Brown May 12, 2016

There are two sides to the new glossy Hollywood thriller Money Monster. On one hand, it’s attempting to be a big, dumb, high concept thriller,

Midnight Special (Movie) Review

Phil Brown Apr 4, 2016

Tense, terse, and thought provoking, Jeff Nichols Midnight Special is the type of genre movie that Hollywood should make more of. It’s a companion piece of

Kona Comes to Mac and Linux

William Dixon Mar 24, 2016

The frigid Canadian investigative tale, Kona will be receiving Mac and Linux support starting today.

Kingsman: The Secret Service (Movie) Review

Phil Brown Feb 13, 2015

A couple of years ago we all celebrated James Bond’s 75 th anniversary with Skyfall, a delightful romp through the iconic superspy’s long history with

Blackhat (Movie) Review

Phil Brown Jan 15, 2015

There was a time when super cool hackers were the villains of every big dumb action movie because it seemed like a moderately hip thing

Nightcrawler (Movie) Review

Phil Brown Oct 31, 2014

Nightcrawler is one damn intriguing beast of a movie (and no, it has nothing to do with the X-Men regular. I apologize). For me, it

The Guest Interview with Director Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett

Phil Brown Oct 14, 2014

In the strange and wonderful little world of horror flicks, director Adam Wingard and writer Simon Barrett are slowly carving out a place for themselves