In 2001, Owen Wilson and Gene Hackman starred in one of the best military action movies theaters have seen in the better part of a decade. In 2006, a sequel, by name only, was released to video and frankly wasn't nearly as good as the original. Now, the third installment...

Hmmm...

Real life is usually messier and less exciting than fiction, and this portrait of the famous Duchess of Devonshire supports that theory. Beautiful in many ways, The Duchess is an interesting, but not riveting, historical drama.

This is exactly how Schardein gets when we go to Tokyo for TGS.  I don't think he sees the dead though.  (I'm kidding, Steve... you do see the dead). 

The wacky mind of Ken Akamatsu (of Love Hina infamy) is at it again, and this time someone slipped some of the strong stuff into his eggnog.   A rollicking and fast-paced Christmas comedy is his next target as Santa-in-Training Mai  (get it?  “Mai Santa?”) travels to Earth on Christmas Eve...

After a catastrophic even completely changes our world, society is reduced to living behind The Wall in order to allow ordinary citizens to forget about the Hell's Gate and the affect it has on humanity.  One resultant effect is a completely new night sky, complete with new stars which constantly...

Supercomputer plots imminent destruction with Orwellian techniques—Mr. Everyman must come to the rescue in the nick of time. *scratches head* Has this been done before? Matthew Broderick, where are you?? Where’s the theme from 2001: A Space Odyssey? Even sans remarkable score, it's a creepy concept.

You can never have too much blood. But in Karin’s case, it would be nice to have limitations. Karin is the middle daughter in a family of vampires, but she’s noticeably different from her family. She’s bubbly and absolutely adorable, and she’s what they call an “un-vampire”—meaning she produces blood in...

The Washington Post called this film “eternally funny but subtly touching.” Frankly, I’m not sure what they were thinking. Obscene, distasteful, asinine and hilarious, sure, but touching? Don’t expect any hanky moments here!

Yagami, Light, a seventeen year old high school student that is board with life, but the gods of the underworld deal him an interesting card. Returning home on a stormy night Light notices a note book. The death note has some twisted dark powers. Whoever owns it is able to...