I think it’s difficult, if not completely impossible, for someone from my generation or younger to fully grasp the severity…
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Matt DeCristo
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What do you suppose you would get if you combined several classic ’80s movies (“Adventures in Babysitting,” “License to Drive,”…
One of the first films to take on the plot device of ‘tough students vs. tougher teacher’ is the 1989…
All sensible people understand that the antics of “professional” wrestling are a farce. Larger than life characters with poorly written…
Netflix Gnomes often sneak into my account and add movies to my queue unbeknownst to me, rendering me shocked when…
The late Bruce Lee is synonymous with the genre of Kung-Fu movies from the 1970s. Bruce Lee exuded the martial…
The late ’90s saw hordes of teen-type movies of all genres, featuring a slew of hot rising young stars and…
It’s tough to review a movie like the 2012 SyFy flick “2-Headed Shark Attack,” since the title basically explains the entire…
The 1989 Peter Weir drama “Dead Poets Society” fell short of grabbing the Academy Awards for ‘Best Picture,’ ‘Best Actor’, and…
The 2012 independent film “Columbus Circle,” directed by George Gallo, features a cast of popular actors and yet bypassed the theatres…