A retired assassin comes back to the front underworld he left behind in order to avenge his dead puppy, a gift from his deceased wife, in John Wick, one of the greatest modern action films ever made. Continue reading
The King of Kings (2025)
No other subject has been the focus of more films than the life of Jesus – and as the author of the book “Jesus Christ Movie Star,” I can attest that the subject has been covered since the late 19th century in nearly every imaginable manner within the range of sacred and profane.
To my happy surprise, there is an inventive new way of retelling this story. The new feature “The King of Kings” provides a computer animated version that is inspired by “The Life of Our Lord,” an unpublished manuscript by Charles Dickens that he wrote specifically for his young children. The resulting film is a clever and sincere work that is ideal for family viewing over the upcoming Easter holiday.
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The Monkey (2025)
Now on VOD
A man confronts his past, via his estranged and a murderous toy monkey, in Osgood Perkins’s bloody horror comedy based on a Stephen King story.
The Fall Guy (2024) [Action Packed April]
A stuntman tries to save his old flame’s directorial debut and find the main star who has gone missing from set as things go awry in the funny and heartwarming action comedy, The Fall Guy.
Shadow of God (2025) [Shudder Exclusive]
A troubled exorcist returns to his home to reset himself but finds his past and a twist on the genre ready to greet him.
Opus (2025) Review
A young journalist is invited to an exclusive gathering at the remote compound of a reclusive pop icon who has been out of the public eye for years. The story unfolds as a surreal descent into ambition, manipulation, and the dark side of fame.
Every Bugs Bunny Ever: Captain Hareblower (1954)
Captain Hareblower (1954)
Directed by Friz Freleng
Story by Warren Foster
Animation by Manuel Perez, Ken Champin, Virgil Ross, Arthur Davis
Music by Carl W. Stalling
Yosemite Sam returns to 18th century oceanic miscreancy, this time as Pirate Sam with a schooner that he sails all by himself. Just the thought of encountering him creates panic on well-manned ship – the crew abandons their vessel when Sam approaches, leaving only Bugs Bunny, a stowaway in a carrot crate who never heard of Pirate Sam and has no fear of what he can create. Sam bellows for Bugs to surrender, reminding him that “I’ve got you outnumbered one to one.” However, Sam quickly discovers his new long-eared foe is no pushover.
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