Director Roland Emmerich, known for annihilating Earth in a plethora of movies (“2012,” “The Day After Tomorrow,” “Godzilla” to name…
Author: Mark Ziobro
Love is showing people that you care. It’s the small things; not grand declarations of love, nor lavish gifts. It’s…
“Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” is more connected to its source material and a sense of morals than its predecessor, and…
Utilizing themes from “The Purge” and “The Hunger Games” comes “The Sorting Room,” an independent short film written and directed…
Plot descriptions for Lynne Ramsey’s “You Were Never Really Here” fail to do it justice – either in prepping audiences…
“No Country For Old Men,” like “Fargo,” “Reservoir Dogs,” and like dramas, paints a crime, the opportunists seeking to take…
With a career that spans from 1985 through present, actor Josh Brolin has showed his hand at playing a wide…
“Dog Day Afternoon” deconstructs the idea of the heist picture. In fact, it may not be a heist movie at…
Named after the injection administered to revive overdosed heroin addicts, “Narcan” is less about this drug but about paramedics, their…
Roger Spottiswide, director of such films as “Turner and Hooch” and “The 6th Day,” here directs a film of wide-sweeping…