There are few things worse than a comedy that isn’t funny.

Effective comedy is what movies like Central Intelligence need to satisfy people interested in watching it. If you miss on that, forget about getting a positive response from audiences.

Amidst a cocktail of cigarette smoke, booze, Yoo-hoo, blood, morality and slapstick, we find The Nice Guys—Shane Black’s latest Los Angeles crime yarn, set in the late 70s, about a duo of investigative idiots following the trail of a missing girl to discover both conspiracy and corruption.

With their brand of humor, Jordan Peele and Keegan-Michael Key have been able to build up enough credibility to develop a loyal fanbase due to the show they starred in together. So it comes as a shock to no one, that they get a chance to keep that going by reuniting for Keanu. This of course, allows them to continue …

A few times a year a film is released that is so bad, I almost feel terrible reviewing it. Mother’s Day is that film. It is heartless, pandering, sloppy, joyless, and so drenched in product placement it is likely already profitable before it ever hits the screen. Audiences who like a shred of cohesive story telling or characterization, or even …