Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

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The Dressmaker Jennifer Broderick |  Dec 26, 2016 Dressmaker's storyline is unique, and it flowed and kept your attention the entire film. Full Review  | Grade: A

When The Bough Breaks Jennifer Broderick |  Dec 26, 2016  Screen Gems and Sony decided to put a little spin on a classic tale and update it for modern times. Full Review  | Grade: C

Why Him? Allison Rose |  Dec 22, 2016 There is nothing new or earth shattering about Why Him? The story has been told a thousand times before and I’m sure this isn’t the last time we will see it. Full Review  | Grade: C

Jackie Allison Rose |  Dec 21, 2016 Natalie Portman is good as Mrs. Kennedy but she seems to get in her own way.  Full Review  | Grade: B

Passengers Allison Rose |  Dec 20, 2016 With minimal cast members, the main actors had to be chosen wisely...Lawrence and Pratt were excellent options as they truly meet both criteria. Full Review  | Grade: B

31 Nathan M Rose |  Dec 20, 2016 Rob Zombie enjoys to work with actors he has used in the past and 31 is no exception. Full Review  | Grade: C

Sully Jennifer Broderick |  Dec 19, 2016 Sully is a captivating story - not about the landing- but about the man who landed the plane. Full Review  | Grade: A

The Complete Fourteenth Season Maureen Buccellato |  Dec 19, 2016 Family Guy has everything the world needs- politically incorrect, dysfunctional family- the way we think our lives really are. Full Review  | Grade: B

Hellraiser: The Scarlet Box Limited Edition Trilogy Leonard Buccellato |  Dec 19, 2016 Hellraiser: The Scarlet Box truly has such sights to show you, it will take weeks to get through it all! Full Review  | Grade: A

Storks Jennifer Broderick |  Dec 19, 2016 We all have some explaining to do, because in the Warner Bros. movie, Storks, they don’t deliver babies – they deliver packages.   Full Review  | Grade: C