2017 movie

Hangman (Movie Review)

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For as long as we have had working terminology to put handles on the minds of serial killers, society has not been able to look away. It is a grim fascination with the aberrant and macabre. This fascination drives further study and technology toward understanding ... Read More

The Unseen (Movie Review)

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Struggling under the weight of a tragic loss, a young couple take to the lake for an emotional respite in The Unseen, a new Drama/Mystery/Thriller from the good folks at Magnet Films, which arrives to theaters in the UK Friday, December 15, 2017. When a random, ... Read More

Desolation (Movie Review)

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Deep in the woods you will find a desolate form of solitude, though for those that dare to go off trail, unique horrors await! Hike into the forest for brand new Drama/Thriller Desolation from IFC Midnight, which arrives to select theaters as well as VOD ... Read More

The Rift: Dark Side of the Moon (Movie Review)

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Arriving on DVD on December 12, 2017 via Cleopatra Entertainment comes a Sci-Fi Thriller called The Rift: Dark Side of the Moon from the Balkans. Well, largely the Balkans. There were 6 production companies behind this film, with South Korea’s Morein Group, Slovenia’s BBO Star ... Read More

Bad Match (Movie Review)

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The Internet has made it easier to communicate with people. From social media to games, to different aps, and everything in between, people can meet and get to know others that they may not have ever come into contact with in their daily lives. Strangers ... Read More

Their Finest (Movie Review)

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If there is one thing the British love more than tea, crumpets, and Euro-skepticism, it is looking back fondly on the good old days. Okay, most people in other countries do that, too: but the way Brits get wistful about the 1940s does seem a ... Read More