It’s rare that a film can transcend generations with its unforgettable characters, quotes, and story. However, such is the case…
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Matt DeCristo
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“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…
In 2016, I watched a documentary that changed my life for the good. “Minimalism: A Documentary About the Important Things”…
Based on the real life prohibition era federal agent Elliot Ness and his takedown of the iconic gangster Al Capone,…
It’s rare to find a sequel that actually works, especially when it comes as a follow up to an all-time…
The 1990 psychological horror film “Jacob’s Ladder” weaves the parables of life and death with a bizarre and macabre tale…
The 1993 romantic comedy “Sleepless in Seattle” is the quintessential love story from the modern era. Inspired by the 1957…