In a typical Hollywood film, cancer is never funny. It’s not hard to rattle off dozens of films devoted to people having a terminal illness and how awful it is for everyone involved and, of course, the tale inevitably ends in tears. Perhaps the worst offender is the Michael Keaton vehicle My Life, in which …
It’s been an interesting summer for studio comedies. For once they seem to have not only embraced the R-Rated comedy, but have allowed women to have some decent material to work with. So it comes as a bit of a surprise when one of the bigger late season summer comedy releases is so painfully archaic …
I wasn’t too excited about the prospect of watching Horrible Bosses, though I was excited about the prospect of watching a movie over a month before release, which basically balanced out. Granted, I like several members of the cast of the film, but I’ve yet to commit to the Church of Sudeikis so that sort …
Which is a shame because its a decent premise and I hear the source material is solid and Cemetary Man is a pretty special kind of zombie awesome. But I don’t know, I guess I kind of pictured that if someone was going to make a Dylan Dog film they’d be Italian, or at least …