‘Cannibal Holocaust’ Has an Appetite for Destruction
First released in 1980, “Cannibal Holocaust†is a cruel picture with an alarming legacy – it often turns up on lists of the most controversial […]
Articles by David Guzman
What Happens in Athens Stays in Athens
“My Life in Ruins†is an adequate way to kill 95 minutes, especially for a romantic comedy as harmless as this one. You can’t expect […]
The ‘Millionaire’ Who Knew Too Much
“Slumdog Millionaire” is a film that exists in the present but focuses on the past, where it explains how its hero developed his own future. […]
Crossing Over with ‘Coraline’
If Charles Addams had to put one of those Rankin/Bass Christmas specials together, “Coraline†might’ve been the result. He probably would’ve envied the minds that […]
Stop the Presses: Snoop Dogg Can Sing
“Ego Trippin’†might be the messiest and most delirious record of Snoop Dogg’s career. Amazingly, it’s also one of his best. This isn’t a typical […]
Two Guys, a Girl and a Video Store
“Be Kind Rewind,†a film about geeks who star in their own home movies, is being distributed by New Line Cinema. That makes sense. Remember, […]
Review Fix Web Exclusive: Maltin Talks Movies and Life
There are about 17,000 reviews in the new 2009 edition of “Leonard Maltin’s Movie Guide,” an enormous volume that gets thicker every year. Maltin, one […]
Ponypool Review: A Lethargic Zombie Effort
“Pontypool†is a zombie movie that’s pretty low on zombies – we don’t even get to see them until the third act. That’d be fine […]
‘Up’ in the Clouds
It’s kind of funny that Disney and Pixar chose to release “Up†in 3-D, since the whole point of showing movies that way is to […]