Based on the events following the demise of Josef Stalin and the political power vacuam that followed, Armando Iannucci’s The Death of Stalin is a solidly comedic psuedo-historical farce that works incredibly effectively when the jokes are flying, but [...]
I feel I should preface this review by stating that I enjoy many of the films of director Eli Roth. They’re not masterworks by any degree, nor are they bold or confronting pieces, they’re genre flicks. That’s what Eli Roth does, he makes [...]
What is there to say about Ben Stiller that hasn’t already been said? The man is comedy gold…at times. His performances in films like “Tropic Thunder”, “Dodgeball”, “Meet The Parents” and especially “Zoolander” perfectly showcased the comedic prowess he [...]
The tentpole biopic and second major World War Two film of 2017, Darkest Hour tells the story of the first month of Winston Churchill Prime Minister-ship, starting with his appointment and ending with the aftermath of the Dunkirk evacuation. Part [...]
Star Wars: The Last Jedi isn’t exactly like any of the other Star Wars films, but it also doesn’t feel excessively different from any of them. The basic structure a few of the key scenes from Empire Strikes Back are replicated, but this movie [...]
The Million Dollar Man, Ted DiBiase joins Brad Gilmore to discuss his new documentary, “The Price of Fame”. They also discuss his becoming Million Dollar Man, when he knew his character was based in-part on Vince McMahon, his buying of the WWF [...]
