Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

If you read the books (and let’s face it… probably still own them) and you bought movies one and two Fifty Shades films, then you definitely want to add this third one to your collection.

Full Review | Grade: C

Generally, I’m not a fan of remakes and sequels as they are never as good as the original but Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle is the rare exception.

Full Review | Grade: B

The Dark Crystal is a considered a classic for those that grew up in the 1980s and is a film that still translates well to this generation of children. In an era where so many things are CGI, it's refreshing to experience this film all over again and see the true artwork that is showcased.

Full Review | Grade: B

While focusing on the drama of the Middle East that has been a focal point of this Country for years now, Homeland still has a basic premise at heart - good old human drama which always makes for thrilling television. 

Full Review | Grade: B

Family Guy has everything the world needs- politically incorrect, dysfunctional family- the way we think our lives really are.

Full Review | Grade: B

While the plot of Jason Bourne was not as cohesive as the first three films, it still is a vast improvement over The Bourne Legacy.

Full Review | Grade: B

Jericho Stewart (Kevin Costner; Dances with Wolves) is a maximum-security criminal who, because of a traumatic brain injury as a child, can't reason between right and wrong and feels no emotions.

Full Review | Grade: C

To be honest, Seagal was never what one may consider Oscar-worthy, and this performance is no exception.

Full Review | Grade: D

All in all, Sisters does not disappoint. Many laughs are to be had, as one would expect from this comedy team.

Full Review | Grade: B

The intelligent, yes, intelligent, humor combined with references to Mike Tyson's real life make for a very entertaining and unique watch.

Full Review | Grade: B