Dan Stevens
Horror movies are always more fun when there’s a kid as the villain, and that’s exactly what we get with Radio Silence’s new film, Abigail. Supposedly a reimagining of Dracula’s Daughter, Abigail has enough of its own spirit to divorce itself almost completely from its origins thanks to Radio Silence’s beyond-dark sense of humor and […]
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Remakes, rehashes, reboots. Three words which mean exactly the same thing: the fear a motion picture studio exhibits by not taking a chance on something original, so they’ll repackage a previously-successful film with a facelift and new vibe for today’s audiences. This disconcerting lack of originality has taken over the Disney company; their latest efforts […]
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“A Walk Among the Tombstones” isn’t the big, super-graphic, non-stop shoot-’em-up that Liam Neeson fans had been hoping for (but were mostly deprived of) in the “Taken” movies. It’s something surprisingly better: a moody, sometimes disturbing noir thriller that hews closer to David Fincher than it does to Luc Besson. Though the body count isn’t […]
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