Welcome to another fine episode of Cinemavino! This week concludes our series taking a fresh look at movies that might be over or underrated. For this installment, we screen the Coen Brothers' dark comedy, The Ladykillers, starring Tom Hanks, J.K. Simmons, Erma P. Hall, and Marlon Wayans.
Fair warning, this episode…
These recent Fast and Furious movies don’t so much jump the shark as rocket over it and into the stratosphere, all while bedecked in a spangly outfit and a jetpack.
It only took 125 years of moviemaking, but The Misfits has finally given us the cinematic equivalent of a wet willie. That might sound a smidge dramatic, but after 94 miserable minutes of this sweaty, obnoxious action bonanza, I wanted to scrub out both my ears with soap.
It's another fine episode of Cinemavino! This week is part of our ongoing series, wherein we take a look at films that might be over or underrated. Tucker and Dale vs. Evil definitely falls under the latter category. It's a cult horror-comedy from 2010 that surprised viewers with its savvy and shambling…
Welcome to Cinemavino! For this week, we take a look at the first two episodes of Marvel's Loki, now streaming on Disney+. As expected, we have strong opinions.
Our podcast contains a little salty language and few spoilers, so proceed with some caution. Enjoy!
It may not be great, but this film is definitely worth the stream. Luca is beautiful and never boring. Beyond that, I love how it deals with the notion of being different.
Are they serious? I mean, they can’t really think that somebody did murder at the behest of a hell-forged demon. Or…can they?
Buckle up for another fine episode of Cinemavino! As part of our limited series, we take a look back at a classic 90s Western, Tombstone. It's been everywhere on cable TV since then, but I've managed to avoid it. Now, I think it's time to double back and see how the movie…
Such a tragedy provokes a tangled thicket of emotions, and Burnham spends 87 minutes hacking through them all, searching for something funny.
Brace yourselves for a back-handed compliment, my friends: Zack Snyder’s shambling opus is actually kinda watchable.