It looks like a knock-off version of When a Stranger Calls starring that chick who was stupid enough to negotiate herself out of a starring role in Twilight.
Long legs. Blond hair. A sexy smile. A foul mouth. No filter. Edge. Cameron Diaz has it all in
Bad Teacher. Too bad the movie doesn't have the same punch.
William Shatner has directed a documentary about the lives of the actors who have played Starship Captains on "Star Trek". Trekkies, read on.
A fat kid who wears pajamas to high school finds himself befriended by both the principal and a pretty girl, is entertaining but not always fulfilling.
The new British drama-comedy
Submarine is quirky, smart, edgy, fun and sad all at once, a great way to spend an evening this weekend.
The Lion King is now on Blu-Ray, which is good because when I was in Africa last year I really had the urge to watch it.
Scream 4 is now on DVD. We've reviewed it. For you. Not for us, but for you. Short story short: the movie is pretty good, the DVD lame. Read on.
The creepy 2001 thriller The Others creeps onto Blu-Ray this week, and if you haven't seen this classic - or haven't seen it in a long time - it's worth adding to your collection.
The hit comedy Bridesmaids strolls down the DVD and Blu-ray aisle this week, but before you commit to union, you should read further...
Long before Slumdog Millionaire, Danny Boyle and Ewan McGregor teamed up to give us Trainspotting, still considered one of the best drug-themed dramas ever made.
Heavy metal. Pornography. Moving into people's homes without asking for permission. Blowing shit up. These are among Hesher's favorite things.
The Eagle, starring Channing Tatum as a Roman centurion, is a valiant but ultimately futile effort.
X-Men: First Class is now available on DVD and Blu-Ray. Audiences and critics loved the film, despite its flaws, but how does the Blu-Ray hold up?
After a decade away from theaters and 15 years since his last good movie, horror master John Carpenter returns with
The Ward. Unfortunately, it sucks.
Will Ferrell's
Everything Must Go comes to DVD today, and for once, the actor is serious. Pretty much.
