Reviews

on May 18, 2012 | Comments (13)

Go for the Rihanna and Skarsgård, stay for the ear-shattering orgy of spectacular steel-shredding destruction. Battleship the game was never this fun, or this loud.

Review: "Dark Shadows"

Brian Juergens, Contributor

on May 11, 2012 | Comments (13)

Is the splashy, Johnny Depp-starring update of the cult fave supernatural soap a camp lover's dream ... or should Barnabas Collins have been left buried?

Review: "Struck By Lightning" Lets Chris Colfer Shine in Stormy Weather

Brian Juergens, Contributor

on April 27, 2012 | Comments (11)

The Glee fave makes his screenwriting and big screen leading role debut in a high school comedy with major thunderclouds.

Review: "Going Down in LA-LA Land"

Brian Juergens, Contributor

on April 20, 2012 | Comments (9)

A spirited new gay indie dramedy peels back the gloss of Hollywood to explore the darker (but still pretty harmless) side of fame.

Review: "American Reunion": Reheated "Pie" is Better than No "Pie" at All

Brian Juergens, Contributor

on April 6, 2012 | Comments (9)

Have the Pie movies and their gay humor matured in 13 years? And more importantly, what do Tara Reid and Natasha Lyonne look like now?!

AE Movie Club: "Mirror Mirror", "Keith Haring", and America's "Hunger" for Dead Kids

Brian Juergens, Contributor

on March 30, 2012 | Comments (22)

Plus: Clive Owen's twisty new flick, Vintage Beefcake courtesy of Trog, and a Fast Five of our favorite fairy tale flicks.

AE Movie Club: Birthday Movies, "Tim and Eric", Sci-Fi Beefcake, and More!

Brian Juergens, Contributor

on March 2, 2012 | Comments (38)

This week we look at some of our favorite birthday-themed movies (FOR NO REASON), celebrate the adorableness of The Help's Tate Taylor, and check out the new trailers and posters of the week. Plus: What's your fave guilty-pleasure flick?

Review: "The Iron Lady" is a Gorgeous Portrait in a Broken Frame

Brian Juergens, Contributor

on January 13, 2012 | Comments (5)

Go for the Meryl, stay for the unhinged, occasionally hilarious approach to the rise and fall of one of the world's most powerful and divisive women.

Review: "Carnage" a Good Enough Excuse for Bad Behavior

Brian Juergens, Contributor

on December 16, 2011 | Comments (5)

The big-name adaptation of the hit stage play about civilized savages opens today amidst awards buzz for Jodie Foster and Kate Winslet. Is it worth the hype?

Review: "New Year's Eve" An Old Acquaintance Best Forgot

Brian Juergens, Contributor

on December 9, 2011 | Comments (19)

Another Garry Marshall seasonal starpalooza. Is it as bad as we all thought it would be? Or worse? Let's count down the top ten reasons to avoid this mess.