Zachary Leeman

Dolph Lundgren, Randy Couture and Vinnie Jones all being in a film together is enough reason to pay attention. At least that’s what I thought before I watched Ambushed, available now on home video. This film is so far beyond

Writer/Director Kevin Smith has recorded the history of his new film Tusk quite thoroughly. The story goes like this: Smith and his producing partner, Scott Mosier (Free Birds), were recording their Smodcast podcast when they began talking about a UK

Adam Cassidy (Liam Hemsworth) makes an interesting observation in the opening monologue to Paranoia, available now on home video. He talks about how he belongs to a generation whose futures were stolen out from under them. Paranoia is one of

In a world where whistleblowers reveal more and more about our overreaching government every day, the president defends his surveillance state and bureaucracy runs amok getting bigger and bigger, it’s good to have movies like Red 2 to poke fun

I didn’t know what to expect when going into The Fitzgerald Family Christmas. I’d never seen a film from Edward Burns (as a writer/director), I’m not Irish and the mood of the holidays hasn’t quite sunk in yet. However, Burns

2 Guns, available Nov. 19th on home video, managed to take two talented and likable actors, a story with great potential and an almost always fun genre and just barely score a few notches above mediocrity. Perhaps I’m being a

Home Again, available now on home video, has an interesting concept: the movie follows a collection of characters that left Jamaica when they were young and have now been shipped back to the country due to various illegal activities their hosting

Kristen Wiig can really shine with the right material. Bridesmaids is a perfect example. Unfortunately, a movie like Girl Most Likely just wants her to take her ignorant and neurotic screen persona to the max and hope it works. She’s

Do we really need a new film about Bonnie and Clyde? That’s the question nearly everyone will think of when they hear about Bonnie & Clyde: Justified, available now on home video. It’s a fair question, and one that this film