Innovative effects and the first time paring of silent era icons Laurel and Hardy make “The Lucky Dog” a haunting…
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Matt DeCristo
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Crass, crude, and archaic “humor” is on full display with the 1984 flick “Police Academy.” It would launch a six-pack…
You won’t find a funnier and more enjoyable watch than “Alexa & Katie.” Despite its somber synopsis of a high…
“Weird Science” could be defined as the outcast stepchild in the John Hughes film library. Not as emotionally raw as…
“Rain Man” is one of my earliest favorite movies, and re-watching it makes me appreciate what a masterpiece it is.…
It’s rare that a film can transcend generations with its unforgettable characters, quotes, and story. However, such is the case…
“Beyond the Law” is one of the silliest movies you will ever encounter. 1993 flick was a staple of my…
The 1996 black comedy “Fargo” is a brilliant work of art and that’s not hyperbole. This creation of filmmakers Joel…
It’s a reach for Mob Movie March but “Gorky Park” will fill your need for a thrilling murder mystery ensconced…
“Lars and the Real Girl” deals with a range of mental health issues, particularly depression and loneliness, and does so…