Rudderless (2014)

by Sara Michelle Fetters - October 24th, 2014 - Movie Reviews

Considering the type of actor Macy himself has always been, Rudderless is a showcase for all involved, Macy coaxing superlative performances.

Considering the type of actor Macy himself has always been, Rudderless is a showcase for all involved, Macy coaxing superlative performances.

Stonehearst Asylum (2014)

by Sara Michelle Fetters - October 24th, 2014 - Movie Reviews

Stonehearst Asylum isn’t up to standards set by the Roger Corman / Vincent Price films of yore, and that’s okay for few films can equal what that iconic duo achieved during their legendary partnership, this psychologically twisted little effort still offering up just enough in the way of thrills and chills to make a rainy-day matinee viewing worthwhile.

Stonehearst Asylum isn’t up to standards set by the Roger Corman / Vincent Price films of yore, and that’s okay for few films can equal what that iconic duo achieved during their legendary partnership, this psychologically twisted little effort still offering up just enough in the way of thrills and chills to make a rainy-day matinee viewing worthwhile.

The Book of Life (2014)

by Sara Michelle Fetters - October 17th, 2014 - Movie Reviews

The Book of Life is a Mexican jaunt into a magical world where heroes are born from being true to their hearts and where friendship is the most powerful protection against evil that exists in all of creation.

The Book of Life is a Mexican jaunt into a magical world where heroes are born from being true to their hearts and where friendship is the most powerful protection against evil that exists in all of creation.

Fury (2014)

by Sara Michelle Fetters - October 17th, 2014 - Movie Reviews

Ayer hasn’t made a great WWII film, but aspects of it certainly are, and even with a handful of misgivings Fury is one ride onto the battlefield I can’t wait to sit shotgun on for a second time relatively soon.

Ayer hasn’t made a great WWII film, but aspects of it certainly are, and even with a handful of misgivings Fury is one ride onto the battlefield I can’t wait to sit shotgun on for a second time relatively soon.

Lilting (2014)

by Sara Michelle Fetters - October 17th, 2014 - Movie Reviews

Lilting is worthwhile, and I can only assume most are going to respond to it with far more passion and positivity than I did. But for me Khaou’s movie feels undernourished and half-baked, ultimately having an unfinished quality to its central dramatics that made me uncomfortable.

Lilting is worthwhile, and I can only assume most are going to respond to it with far more passion and positivity than I did. But for me Khaou’s movie feels undernourished and half-baked, ultimately having an unfinished quality to its central dramatics that made me uncomfortable.

St. Vincent (2014)

by Sara Michelle Fetters - October 17th, 2014 - Movie Reviews

St. Vincent might not be without problems, it might not have all its ducks in a row, but even the ugly ones blossom into swans, proving once again that looks aren’t everything and that messy, judgmental and rude are sometimes character traits worthy of celebration.

St. Vincent might not be without problems, it might not have all its ducks in a row, but even the ugly ones blossom into swans, proving once again that looks aren’t everything and that messy, judgmental and rude are sometimes character traits worthy of celebration.

Dracula Untold (2014)

by Sara Michelle Fetters - October 10th, 2014 - Movie Reviews

Dracula Untold is as pointless as it is somewhat surprisingly bloodless, the heart beating at the center of this effort as cold and as lifeless as the central ‘hero’ around which everything revolves.

Dracula Untold is as pointless as it is somewhat surprisingly bloodless, the heart beating at the center of this effort as cold and as lifeless as the central ‘hero’ around which everything revolves.

The Judge (2014)

by Sara Michelle Fetters - October 10th, 2014 - Movie Reviews

Not so much a disaster as it is a waste of time, one doesn’t need a jury’s declaration to know The Judge should have been sent to the gallows long before it ever went into production in the first place.

Not so much a disaster as it is a waste of time, one doesn’t need a jury’s declaration to know The Judge should have been sent to the gallows long before it ever went into production in the first place.

Annabelle (2014)

by Sara Michelle Fetters - October 3rd, 2014 - Movie Reviews

Yet it is that climax which truly sinks this prequel, Annabelle in the end only conjuring up my anger and vitriol that it would do something so horrifically stupid and think that would be okay.

Yet it is that climax which truly sinks this prequel, Annabelle in the end only conjuring up my anger and vitriol that it would do something so horrifically stupid and think that would be okay.

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