White Men Can’t Jump [1992]
A bit naive and loose by today’s standards, White Men Can’t Jump still has enough charm, action, and humor to warrant a viewing.
Movie Reviews
Dog Day Afternoon [1975]
Based on actual events, Dog Day Afternoon is not just an intense hostage situation movie but a still relevant exploration of our society.
The Three Musketeers – D’Artagnan [2023]
Visually alluring and refreshing, The Three Musketeers – D’Artagnan is an exciting French adventure that stays true to the original novel.
Pilgrimage [2017]
Atmospheric, gripping, and featuring one hell of a cast, Pilgrimage is a gritty medieval tale both believers and atheists can enjoy equally.
Jennifer’s Body [2009]
Jennifer’s Body is a stylish and funny horror comedy at its best and a guilty pleasure at its worst and definitely a movie worth watching.
Tales From The Hood [1995]
A bit messy but with a big heart and a good message, Tales From The Hood is exactly the nineties gangsta horror comedy you think it is.
Starsky And Hutch [2004]
Starsky and Hutch is a dumb buddy cop action comedy but sometimes that kind of brainless entertainment is just what you need in your life.
Talk to Me [2022]
Refreshing and nasty, Talk to Me is a perfect example of a lean and mean modern horror movie setting new standards in the possession subgenre.
Kraftidioten AKA In Order of Disappearance [2014]
Norwegian gem Kraftidioten AKA In Order of Disappearance is not just visually impactful black comedy but also one hell of a revenge movie.
Serpico [1973]
Based on both a sobering and inspiring true story about police corruption, Serpico is a gritty and realistic thriller that’s still relevant.
Infestation [2009]
Following a familiar B movie formula, Infestation is a fun little horror comedy with a big heart and a genuinely funny script.
The Cable Guy [1996]
The Cable Guy is not just another nineties Jim Carrey comedy but an intelligent, unsettling, and equally hilarious character study.