At only 70 minutes, the 1932 German film “Vampyr” does more for the legend of Dracula than countless modern horror attempts…
Author: Mark Ziobro
Mark Ziobro
Mark is a lifetime film lover and founder and Chief Editor of The Movie Buff. His favorite genres are horror, drama, and independent. He misses movie rental stores and is always on the lookout for unsung movies to experience.
I haven’t seen a horror movie in the last ten years that I was surprised by the ending. Modern horror…
While Kevin Hart is generally funny, “About Last Night” is wholly lacking, though probably through no fault of Hart’s, or even…
“Back to School” is contradictory. Its plot is paper-thin; it’s ridiculous, sophomoric, and juvenile. It’s an ‘80s college movie through…
With broad strokes, Sam Mendes paints a picture of suburban family life in 1999’s “American Beauty.” The film swept the…
Heart exists in all genres – from horror, to drama, to romance. Comedy is the hardest to recognize, especially in…
Portraits of small town life in cinema are hit or miss. What “Out of the Furnace” does well, it does really…
“Life is Beautiful” (La vita è bella) is an unlikely look at the horrors of the Holocaust, seen through the…
Independent films are used to a small focus, and “Bella,” the story of a line cook and a waitress, is no…
All you need is one good shot…” Golf Pro Roy McAvoy narrates to a client. And that’s all it takes…