Delayed multiple times, Joe Carnahan’s latest Boss Level is finally arriving exclusively on Hulu in March as Frank Grillo’s Roy Pulver finds himself trapped in a time loop of the day he’s killed and he has to figure out a way out and stop the evil colonel behind the loop, played by Mel Gibson.

Arrival is apparently a must see according to the critics while Shut In was not shown to them at all and Almost Christmas is just another mediocre holiday comedy.

Naomi Watts plays a child psychologist who takes in one of her patients but he runs off and is presumed killed during a severe winter storm. Shortly after, Watts starts seeing and hearing things that makes it seem like Tom (Jacob Tremblay) is back and threatens her and her comatose son.

Michael Keaton’s latest role hits close to home as he plays an actor best known for playing a superhero in the upcoming black comedy, Birdman.

September goes out with a pretty slow weekend at the box office with an apparently great comedy, a mediocre comedy and a horror movie that didn’t get shown to critics.

The latest from Clint Eastwood is a biopic about the life of J. Edgar Hoover, starring Leonardo DiCaprio in the title role.

Valentine’s Day is tomorrow and apparently that means psychotic killers and evil, murderous banks.  Don’t worry ladies, Hollywood threw you a token chick flick to even things out a bit. The International Starring: Clive Owen, Naomi Watts Directed by: Tim Tykwer Plot: Interpol Agent Salinger and DA Eleanor Whitman attempt to take down one of […]