Review: Apollo 18
It wasn’t difficult for me to be intrigued by Apollo 18. I used to be a little boy genius about the 1960s space ...
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Review: Love Exposure
Japanese director Sion Sono is a very interesting guy, and his movies reflect that. They are bloody, crazy, and generally leave you in ...
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Review: Shark Night 3D
I go to the movies a lot, and missing the trailers is a nigh-unforgiveable sin to me. As such, I’ve seen pretty much ...
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Review: Fright Night
The original 1985 version of Fright Night has achieved somewhat of a cult status in recent years due in no small part to ...
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Review: Swinging With the Finkels
I’m a sucker for a good love story. There, I said it. The one guy on staff who’ll drone on and on about ...
Review: Red State
I’ve been hearing about Red State for years now. I remember fondly when the Weinstien’s turned it down a few years back. And now, ...
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Review: Colombiana
Anne Parillaud, Natalie Portman, Milla Jovovich. All of these women exploded onto the scene, giving their finest performances under the guidance of director ...
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Review: Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark
A lot of writers and directors have trademarks. Stephen King has little kids with mental disabilities and psychic powers, M. Night Shyamalan has ...
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Review: Amigo
Off-hand, how many American-directed Filipino films can you name? Or how about Filipino films in general? …Filipino actors? Outside the realms of Manny ...
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Review: Our Idiot Brother
The title of director Jesse Peretz’ (The Ex) latest film, Our Idiot Brother, is a bit of a misnomer. Yes, Paul Rudd (I ...
Review: Brighton Rock
Noirs are hard to come by in this day and age, although we here at Flixist are big fans of the genre. For ...
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Review: The Interrupters
Let me start off this review by explaining that The Interrupters hits me very close to home. The searing documentary takes place on ...