Category: Film - Theatrical

BALLERINA – A Review by John Strange

Action movies come in many flavors, but the John Wick franchise comes in one: fast-paced and bloody.  The world of hitmen (and women) and the Baba Yaga is not for everyone but...

KARATE KID: LEGENDS – A Review by John Strange

On June 22, 1984, director John G. Avildsen gave us a family film starring Pat Morita and Ralph Macchio as Mr. Miyagi and Daniel LaRusso.  The film is an underdog film with...

THE LAST RODEO – A Review by John Strange

Family is the central theme of The Last Rodeo.  Joe Wainwright (Neal McDonough) is a retired world champion bull rider.  He and his family (daughter Sally (Sarah Jones) and grandson Cody (Graham...

MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE THE FINAL RECKONING – A Review by Jenn Rohm

In 1996, a television series from 30 years before was made into a movie.  Almost 30 years after the first film, the franchise releases Mission: Impossible The Final Reckoning.  It was nice...

THE SALAMANDER KING – A Review by John Strange

Austinites rejoice!  There is a film that embodies the “Keep Austin Weird!”  The Salamander King centers upon the Austin Municipal Golf Course (Austin Munie!) and the ragtag team of oddballs who work...

THE OLD WOMAN WITH THE KNIFE – A Review by Jenn Rohm

A new film from Korea, The Old Woman with the Knife, offers a different perspective on the story of an assassin.  It opens with a young girl running scared in the snow,...

JULIET & ROMEO – A Review by Jenn Rohm

William Shakespeare's “Romeo and Juliet” is one of the best-known works worldwide.  How many television shows and movies can you recall where the storyline involves students working through Iambic Pentameter or performing...

FIGHT OR FLIGHT – A Review by Jenn Rohm

We all have to start somewhere, and James Madigan is making his feature film directorial debut with Fight or Flight.  On previous projects, he worked in visual effects and as a Second...
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