12 Underrated New Line Movies from the 2000s

 by Patrick Bromley

Twelve more great movies from a great studio's Swan Song.

Reserved Seating: RUSH HOUR

The review duo who ordered eel and camel hump.

RUSH HOUR Revisited

by Adam Riske

The underdog becomes the cool kid becomes the bully.

Quid Pro Quo: Hannibal Lecter in Film

by Rob DiCristino

This #ScaryMovieMonth, have an old friend for dinner.

Netflix This Movie! Vol. 189

by Patrick Bromley

Some weeks you're the streaming windshield and some weeks you're the streaming bug.

Review: Hercules (2014)

by Patrick Bromley

There are stupid movies and there are movies that are gloriously stupid. Hercules is gloriously stupid.

Tower Heist Does Not Seem Like the Worst

If you're anything like me, you're pretty sick of having Brett Ratner's new movie, Tower Heist, rammed down your throat lately. Universal is pushing the hell out this thing, running ads on every show on every station (and it's really fucking up my Whitney watching). Posters have been plastered all over my local theater's lobby for months. Ben Stiller showed up on Saturday Night Live to promote it. Even Eddie Murphy crawled out from under Bubble Hill to do Letterman, and he hardly ever does TV to sell a movie. Probably because it's usually Meet Dave.

What I'm saying is that there has been a crazy amount of press and advertising for a movie starring the guy from Envy and the guy from The Adventures of Pluto Nash and directed by the guy who made Rush Hour 3. Everything about this movie suggests it's going to be bad, right?

I'm not so sure. And I'm totally going to see it.

Watchin' Trailerz with Doug (July 29)

I was going to feature the brand new teaser for Battleship (release date: May 18, 2012), but every link to it on YouTube is DEAD ("You sank my will to live!"). Guess Yahoo! movies has the market cornered on shitty board game-based "movies." Can't wait to see how they spin McG's Boggle reimagining.