Fridae

Until Pride and Prejudice and Zombies gets adapted for the screen, It’s a Wonderful Afterlife holds the crown for the romantic comedy/horror comedy mash-up madness. 

The Last Exorcism has a first class script but occasionally falters on its execution.

Anton Corbijn aims for and delivers an elegant and fine-tuned genre exercise. 

An idealized memory of Fourth Republic life that offers non-moralizing, unsentimental laughs for the children and gentle comedy of manners for the adults. 

The Koreans do Scooby Doo!

Tilda Swinton shines in this impossibly beautiful piece.

Ryan Reynolds’ one man show is a display of more than adequate talent by all involved. 

Everyone needs their guilty pleasures. 

American remake of French mean comedy pulls its punches; does it still sting?

Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes meets his Oriental match in a film that’s just as fast paced, over the top and loaded with high adventure.