A slick looking Universal Pictures caper, The Real McCoy should have been a slam-dunk considering its pedigree.

The cast, mood, and score are all entirely essential to the film's creative success, and this is easily one of the best movies of 2018.

This Halloween tells it all over again with a few spins and some incredibly odd moments (what's up with the crazy doctor?), but the only real reason I can rationalize is dollar signs.

One of the ultimate movies of the 1990's, City Slickers was a surefire hit, and gave Billy Crystal one of the best roles of his career.

When the movie should have hunkered down and gotten badass, it forgets that it's set in a more-or-less "real world" and becomes a laughably moronic goof right up till the last shot of the movie that completely undoes the lengths to which the movie worked to get there.

Based loosely on the true story of the life and death of Don Aronow, Speed Kills is an oddly structured vehicle for falling star Travolta, who doesn't give much to the role or the picture, even as one of the dozens of producers credited.

Now here's a delectable holiday horror anthology!

Plot: After they are caught in the act, a by-the-book department store security guard is assigned as the custodian of...