Humanitarian efforts are what we hear about from many of the youngsters these days who seem to want alter aspects of life that they disagree with. Many of the people who speak out don’t actually take action, but in Eli Roth’s The Green Inferno, we follow a group of college students who choose to do more than just use social …

On the surface, Black Mass appears to have all of the necessary ingredients that would make for a fantastic film. You have the acting from people like Johnny Depp and Benedict Cumberbatch, a controversial story based on actual events and the right mix of players at the center of it all to build on all of the conflicts from the …

If you’re one of the few people out there who stills likes M. Night Shyamalan’s movies, you may not want to read this review of The Visit. If you hate them or are hoping to see him make good stuff again, I suggest you take some time to see what I have to say about it. By doing so, not …

Hollywood is an enticing place in the eyes of many. It’s where plenty of people flock in order to make it big in entertainment. Some do succeed, but it’s not usually without hard work and dedication. In We Are Your Friends, audiences are introduced to a young man with those same hopes and a work ethic that could help him …

Summer blockbuster season is pretty much over for 2015 and there were some monster films released this year. Jurassic World dominated with Avengers: Age of Ultron having a solid run as well. We saw animated hits like Minions and Inside Out and the decline of comedies (Ted 2, Vacation, Pixels not making anywhere near predictions). There were some gigantic flops …