Andy Hoglund interviews Chris Kattan, Patrick Weathers and Robin Duke
Andy Crump reviews TABOO, MY HAPPY FAMILY and new Criterion releases
Jake Mulligan appears on The Cinephiliacs Podcast
Bob Chipman talks BATMAN directors and Muslim Superheroes
Allyson Johnson looks at BATMAN directors and THE 100
Spoilerpiece Theatre talks GOLD and horror movies
Evan Crean catches up with LION
Kristofer Jenson gives the Boston Reel Rep Roundup
RESIDENT EVIL: THE FINAL CHAPTER
“The brisk editing in some sequences make the violence almost avant-garde, like you’re the one controlling the scenarios. A shot never holds for more than three seconds as if the player is skipping all the cutscenes to get to more killing. Bless.” – Sam Cohen, Substream Magazine
GOLD
“Mercurial this film may be, and shiny in spots, but all that glitters is not GOLD.” – Kilian Melloy, Edge Boston
A DOG’S PURPOSE
“It’s a perfectly mediocre film with sweet intentions and silly execution — a piece of commerce solely designed to appeal to the large demographic of people who use Facebook primarily to share cute videos of animals.” – Greg Vellante, Edge Boston
Joyce Kulhawik reviews SOMETHING ROTTEN and reports on The Boston Women’s March
Allyson Johnson reviews THE FLASH
Spoilerpiece Theater talks SPLIT and THE FOUNDER
Bob Chipman talks Marvel Comics and LEGEND
Dan Kimmel looks at The Boston Sci-Fi Film Festival
Kristofer Jenson offers the Boston Reel Rep Roundup
Andrew Crump reviews DETOUR, TABOO, THE WORKERS CUP and THE RED TURTLE
John Hanlon talks Oscar Nominations
Kilian Melloy interviews Ronan Noone
XXX: RETURN OF XANDER CAGE
“Taking a page from the FAST AND FURIOUS series, which started out lackluster and then took off in the later entries, this jumpstarts the franchise and gives it new life.” – Daniel M. Kimmel, North Shore Movies
“XXX: RETURN OF XANDER CAGE does such a good job installing indulgence as its backbone that it’s hard not to admire the film’s commitment, its gusto and, therefore, its ability to get away with pretty much anything.” – Andy Crump, Paste Magazine
“Decent in terms of action and anything else you may expect from something like this.” – Jaskee Hickman, Cinematic Essential
SPLIT
“SPLIT is a deeply flawed but fascinating film, perhaps Shyamalan’s most interesting work to date.” – Greg Vellante, Forces of Geek
“Perhaps the most charitable way to look at SPLIT is that is a cry for help by its director. “Stop me before I film again,” he seems to be saying.” – Daniel M. Kimmel, North Shore Movies
THE FOUNDER
“Reports indicate we already have an early frontrunner for our new president’s favorite film of 2017.” – Greg Vellante, Edge Boston
“It tells us the story behind a business we all know, or think we know, and gives Michael Keaton one of his best roles ever. Don’t miss it.” – Daniel M. Kimmel, North Shore Movies
