A town in the midwestern United States is overcome by a strange affliction that turns the afflicted into crazed murderers.

All of the elements for a satisfying film are present, but fail to connect without a bit of spiritual glue.

Netflix is partnering with Nintendo to bring Wii owners streaming movies.

Columbia is going with a younger, high school Spidey. Is that what fans are looking for?

I wonder if they’re bringing back the entire cast or bringing in some fresh faces. The franchise could use it.

What could go wrong? I think America would love a more sympathetic Hitler.

Avatar still going strong and pulling in audiences despite the post-holiday season.

Gossip Girl‘s Blake Lively to play Carol Ferris in upcoming Warner Bros. Green Lantern film.

What could have been the beginning of an excellent film series falls flat with a shoddy story structure.

A good mix of style and substance help make this throwback an interesting watch and decent entertainment.

Jackie Chan faces his toughest assignment yet — babysitting!

Falling into the trap of making up an answer for something ultimately unanswerable. Still an enjoyable watch.

Honoring the hard-working people that maneuver behind the scenes to make movies possible. An amazing star-filled night!

New production stills from the most recent trailer highlight the creature effects and excellent makeup.

Amazing physical feats and vicious fights make this martial arts movie fun to watch, but it’s not quite up to Western standards.

Spoofs don’t have to be over-the-top to be absolutely hilarious. This film, however, does jump the tracks a bit.

Hilarity ensues over peanut butter and jelly. Not bad for only having 15 minutes to work my magic.

Three hours is a long time to have to interview someone. Three hours is not enough time to interview Bai Ling.

Innovating within the ordinary and strong performances make a mundane story an absolute joy to behold.

Brave performances hampered by sub-par directing and writing. Not a complete loss, but hard to watch.