Dear John Movie Review: Blame It On Osama
Life of course, is never lived backwards, but Hollywood tends to have a very different chronological idea in that regard. Masterminded rather than crafted from end to beginning,
Inalienable DVD Review: Reproductive Racial Profiling From Outer Space
While female fertility issues have made enormous scientific strides lately, what with hordes of artificially induced celeb twins, geriatric pregnancies and even Octomom too, men appear to be anxious to get into the act as well.
From Paris With Love Movie Review
If a title like From Paris With Love sounds as if it may be more than a familiar knockoff of say, the James Bond Russian turf classic, you're probably not far from the truth.
The Edge of Darkness Film Review
Mel Gibson might be looking a little long in the tooth, but he hasn't lost a step in terms of his acting chops, judging by The Edge of Darkness, a remake of the 6-hour BBC mini-series of the same name first broadcast in 1985.
Preacher’s Kid Film Review
Kam Williams reviews Preacher's Kid, the story of a prodigal daughter who learns valuable life lessons, in this moralizing melodrama.
