Danny Boyle is well known for his tense storytelling from films like Trainspotting and, my favorite Boyle film Slumdog Millionaire. Boyle's perspective combined with my favorite film genre (Suspense) was

"Fake it until you make it." That's the thought that crosses my mind about the new film Patti Cake$. The movie seemed to be faking it at times, too. Writer/Director Geremy Jasper does not appear

I have to admit, I was intrigued by the movie trailer for Wind River. I am often not impressed by films that are highly touted at the film festivals, although I am often surprised when I get around to

Picture an artsy white woman walking into a room dominated by African-American and Hispanic men and explaining that she wants them to volunteer for a dance project she is coordinating. Now, imagine that

The name Elysium evokes the idea of a Utopian place, which is the premise of this weakly scripted film from writer/director Neill Blomkamp, who also brought us another mediocre science fiction film, District

I wanted to see The Exception when it was playing at my local theater two months ago. But the film was gone as quick as it appeared. The film made a paltry $26,000 its opening weekend in the United States.

I didn't go to see Nerve at the movie theater because, frankly, it just didn't look that good. Browsing Amazon Prime last night, I saw this movie free (my favorite price), so I decided to give it a go.