Out in Theaters: TURBO KID
In the year of Mad Max: Fury Road, Turbo Kid can't help but look like the wannabe little cousin.
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In the year of Mad Max: Fury Road, Turbo Kid can't help but look like the wannabe little cousin.

The Summer House may have too dull a tone for some, and probably will bore most, but those willing to stick with it until the end may find that we…

Even with the human torch flaming on, Fantastic Four’s fire only leads to a fantastic burn-out.

Dumb, meandering and in need of a more well realized arc, Vacation is nonetheless quite funny.

Lucky Stiff is a zany musical comedy that is a little bit Bond; a smidgen of Sondheim; and a dash Weekend At Bernie’s - making for an unlikely and unstable…

Though it features some lovely camera work and quirky, nostalgic touches as well as fine performances all around, Big Significant Things fails to engage - a major problem for such an…

Unexpected is like a wind chime you've hung in your backyard. Sometimes it's jingling and jangling nicely in the wind and you feel good about having bought it. Other times, you…

Though lacking on original dramatic upper cuts, Southpaw offers a bevy of excellent performances from its more than game cast. But with a share of technical errors behind the camera,…

Lila & Eve is an attempted female vigilante film with strong leading actresses, but has identity issues. It falls short of being a thriller or serious drama.

What should have been a thinker of a science fiction meditation on self and the concept of technology irrevocably altering that sense of sense, Self/Less turns tail on its high…