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London Fields tells the story of a clairvoyant, femme fatale named Nicola Six who has been living with a dark premonition of her impending death. She begins a tangled love affair with three uniquely different men: one of whom she knows will be her murderer.

Whats On Netflix?: OZARK

Welcome to another installment of WHAT'S ON NETFLIX?, where we pick out a film or series currently playing on Netflix and review it for the fans. This week's selection is the original, provocative series, OZARK.

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.

Retro Review: THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS

Welcome to another installment of RETRO REVIEW, where we take a look at films made before the year 2000. Today we’ll be looking back at a film from the the great director Jonathan Demme who passed away recently…THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS.

Movie Review: COLLATERAL

Collateral is a film about a cab driver and a hit-man, played by Jamie Foxx and Tom Cruise respectively, who come together for one unexpected night. It's directed by Michael Mann and written by Stuart Beattie.

I was recommended this film by a bunch of friends who really love it. So going in I had my expectations set pretty high, and I have to say this film did not disappoint. The whole feel of the movie was cold and yet vibrant. They were able to convey so many ideas and themes between the scenes of action that once the film finishes you start to feel uncomfortable with the feeling of doubt on if you as a human being will make an impact on society.

Retro Review: RAISING ARIZONA (1987)

Welcome to another installment of RETRO REVIEW where we take a look at films made before the year 2000.  Today we review the 1987 Coen Brothers crime comedy, RAISING ARIZONA.  Enjoy!

Zany, and off the wall in all the best way's, The Coen Brothers sophomore film, Raising Arizona, established their niche, brilliant comedic style, and gave us some of the best one liners in comedy, such as "I'll be taking these Huggies and whatever cash you got", and side-splitting scenes such as John Goodman and William Forsythe's freak out in the car! And don't forget the outstanding chase scene, dubbed the 'Huggies Chase'.

Decade of Best Pictures: THE DEPARTED

Welcome back to the first DECADE OF BEST PICTURES series of reviews where we will be taking a look at a decade of Best Picture winners over the course of 10 days. In this series we will be looking at the decade of Best Pictures from 2005-2015 in reverse chronological order! This tenth entry will be for the 2006 Best Picture winner THE DEPARTED!

Movie Review: LIVE BY NIGHT

Welcome back to the Ben Affleck mini-series of reviews! This series will review each of his four directorial feature films. This review will be for his latest release LIVE BY NIGHT!

Movie Review: THE TOWN

Welcome back to the Ben Affleck mini-series of reviews! This series will review each of his four directorial feature films. This review will focus on his second directorial effort, THE TOWN!

Movie Review: GONE BABY GONE

Welcome to another mini-series of reviews highlighting the works of one of today’s most talented actor/directors: Ben Affleck. This series will review each of his four directorial feature films. This first entry is for his 2007 feature directorial debut GONE BABY GONE.

25 Days of Christmas: KISS KISS BANG BANG

Welcome to Day 9 of our 25 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS series, where we will be taking a look at holiday classics each day in the lead up to Christmas. Today we're looking at the directorial debut of Shane Black, with the Neo-Noir Comedy Crime film, KISS KISS BANG BANG.

Movie Review: HELL OR HIGH WATER

Tanner (Ben Foster) and Toby (Chris Pine) Howard are two brothers, the first an ex-con, the other a recent divorcée, who go on a bank robbing frenzy in the landscape of small town Texas. When ranger Marcus Hamilton (Jeff Bridges) is charged with chasing them down, he and his partner Alberto (Gil Birmingham) find they're having a harder time catching these cons than they expected.

Movie Review: SICARIO

Welcome back to this mini-series of reviews of the feature films* of revered filmmaker Denis Villeneuve in the lead-up to his latest film Arrival. This sixth review in the series is for his film from just last year, Sicario.

Movie Review: THE PERFECT HOST

Howdy fellow film freaks, Robert here. Typecasting can be the end of an actor's career; getting inseparably linked with a character can make it very difficult to find new work after the project that made that actor famous has ended. One solution, should the opportunity arise, is to take a role that's so different from the one they are best known for that it destroys the connection. Sometimes it backfires, as in the case of Elizabeth Berkeley and Showgirls. Sometimes it works too well, a la Matt Smith in Lost River. And occasionally it poisons the well just enough that you never look at that actor's most famous character the same way again. 2010's The Perfect Host does this for its star, David Hyde-Pierce, best known as Niles Crane, the brother of Frasier Crane in Kelsey Grammar's Cheers spinoff.