Land of The Nerds

Ever had a dream you just can’t seem to shake? Douglas Quaid (Arnold Schwarzenegger) sure has. Living on Earth in 2084, Quaid keeps having d...

Like many fairy tales, Cronos follows a lead character you’d never expect to fall into a grand adventure. In this case, the unexpected prot...

Herschel Greenbaum (Seth Rogen) has always clung to hopes for a better life. After the village that he and his wife, Sarah (Sarah Snook), ca...

  Last summer, I went and saw my college’s production of Little Shop of Horrors. I’d seen this show numerous times (heck, I was even in a v...

                                                            She Dies Tomorrow certainly feels relevant to the modern-day world. How could i...

We begin Sun Don’t Shine , the directorial debut of Amy Seimetz (who also wrote this film), in media res. Crystal ( Kate Lyn Sheil ) and Leo...

A harrowing watch that uses old home video footage as a gateway into an exploration of abuse being passed down from one generation to the ne...

In Laman's Terms is a weekly editorial column where Douglas Laman rambles on about certain topics or ideas that have been on his mind la...

Richard Hannay (Robert Donat) did not intend to get swept up in a world of espionage. He merely intended to go out and see this guy who can ...

I’ve long been critical of Disney’s live-action remakes of their classic animated films. Not all of them are bad but the majority of these t...

There’s a sense of sadness in watching Cast Away . Not all of it comes from the movies poignant moments. Primarily, that sadness comes from ...

This review contains spoilers. Dave Franco’s directorial debut,  The Rental, begins with two characters virtually inspecting the titular ...

It can be easy to think that the age of “alternative facts” is something new. Somehow, humans have never been susceptible to inaccuracy on s...

I know by writing this review I'm getting into deep water. The Max Dugan Returns internet discourse has gotten...well, there's no o...