Movie Reviews

Hell Baby has landed and the horror-comedy is one silly and sensational ride for those who appreciate Thomas Lennon and Ben Garant's brand of humor. Our Hell Baby review states that for those who enjoy their Reno 911 inspired work, it is the birth of pure joy.

Riddick features the return of Vin Diesel as Riddick for the first time in a decade. Our Riddick review feels the film is a lot more like Pitch Black than The Chronicles of Riddick, and that is a fine thing.

Ethan Hawke tries to go three-for-three with solid summer movies. Unfortunately, our Getaway review finds the car chase thriller never gets into gear.

One Direction gets its close-up in the Morgan Spurlock-directed documentary One Direction: This Is Us. Spurlock has crafted one of the best concert docs of the last few years, our One Direction: This Is Us review can firmly state.

Eric Bana rivets in the legal thriller Closed Circuit with its look at how we prosecute terrorists. Our Closed Circuit review finds the film expertly exploring how civil liberties and much more go out the window in the name of justice.

Drinking Buddies stars Olivia Wilde and Jake Johnson as a will they or won't they couple. Our Drinking Buddies review finds the film the anti-romantic comedy rom-com.

You're Next takes the home invasion horror flick and completely turns it around. Our You're Next review finds that it is the rare scare fest where you think you know it -- then its smacks you squarely until you're rattling in fear.

The World's End is the third film in Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost's trilogy. Whatever you call the three-film series, our The World's End review finds it closes with a supremacy of excellence.

Mortal Instruments: City of Bones has arrived and the 24 million fans of the book series should be happy. For everyone else, our Mortal Instruments: City of Bones review finds it a tad too long.

Keri Russell stars in Austenland as a Jane Austen lover who treasures the opportunity to live as an Austen heroine for a week. Our Austenland review believes that only fans of Austen will appreciate the humor and romance of this fable.

Jobs is a solid effort to tell the story of one of history's great innovators. Our Jobs review believes Ashton Kutcher was perfect to play Jobs, but the film does not go deep enough into his life.

Lee Daniels has done the impossible with The Butler. He has captured 50 years of civil rights powerfully in two hours, our The Butler review finds.