Directorial Debut: Patty Jenkins' MONSTER

Welcome to another installment of DIRECTORIAL DEBUT, where we look at some of the best, most interesting and iconic directors and the films that started their careers. This week we take a look at Patty Jenkins' brilliant and intriguing bio pic, MONSTER.

What's on Netflix?: THE LEGEND OF BAGGER VANCE

Welcome to another installment of WHAT'S ON NETFLIX?, where we pick out a film currently playing on Netflix and review it for the fans. Today we look at the 2000 golf drama, THE LEGEND OF BAGGER VANCE.

Trailer Review: THE FATE OF THE FURIOUS (Trailer #1)

It's been 15 years since this action-packed franchise raced it's way onto the silver screen, and even though it's had a few hiccups, it has become one of the most popular series of films out there, with the most recent film, Furious 7, bringing in over $1.5 billion worldwide.

Well, the newest installment is on its way and we finally have our first look at #8, titled The Fate Of The Furious.  Check it out!

Movie Review: KUBO AND THE TWO STRINGS

Kubo (Art Parkinson), a young, one-eyed boy living in a small village in a fairy-tale-like Asian land, embarks on a journey with Monkey (Charlize Theron) and Beetle (Matthew McConaughey) to find an ancient sword, helmet and armor in order to defeat his aunts and grandfather who have become cold evil spirits, seeking Kubo's second eye and who Kubo's mother turned against in the past.

Having in the past not thoroughly enjoyed Laika's past efforts like ParaNorman and The Boxtrolls (for story reasons), Kubo and the Two Strings comes in as a definite improvement on them, with a far more touching narrative which adds a brilliant tribute to Asian cinema, even though some of the story problems I had in the past still emerge from this animated beauty.

Trash Bin: A MILLION WAYS TO DIE IN THE WEST

Welcome to another installment of the TRASH BIN, where we watch the worst movies Hollywood has to offer, according to the critics.  This week's pick is the Seth MacFarlane western-comedy...A MILLION WAYS TO DIE IN THE WEST.

Now, let me start things off by saying that I actually enjoyed this film.  Yes, it has some pretty stupid parts, but that was more than made up for by the amount of fun and laughter this film gave me.  Seth MacFarlane, the brilliant mind behind Ted, Ted 2, and the hit animated series Family Guy, dove into the realm of the western-comedy, and despite what the critics, and much of the audience had to say, I liked it.

Movie Review: THE HUNTSMAN: WINTER'S WAR

A really uninspiring piece of storytelling, that wastes a lot of potential goods in a really messy fantasy picture that never manages to find a voice or a tonal coherence. Looking at the cast involved you cannot keep yourself from calling this a disappointment, even if its predecessor didn’t really make us wish for this, nor was it a quality film.