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This wannabe comedy darkens the moral dye-vat by taking a variety of already extreme ideas and pushing them to the limit.

Despite four well-seasoned, talented actors, this whodunit lands in the camp of gentle variety of the genre.

A-list director Ron Howard’s powerful, true tale of deviousness, set in the Galápagos Islands, is part ‘Robinson Crusoe’ and part ‘Lord of the Flies.’

“Sorry, Baby” is a stellar film debut, by writer-director-star Eva Victor, which examines whether PTSD-causing events shrink or broaden our life perspectives.

The entire primary cast from the first installment returns while villain Sharon Stone thoroughly devours the scenery.

Halfway through, ‘Highest 2 Lowest’ became riveting, but overall it’s sporadically entertaining, often boring, sometimes engrossing, and sometimes rather silly.

Part one: A review of the White House series marking the anniversary of America’s freedom.

Thomas, an emerging director of character, may eventually grow into even more of an actor’s director. She’s got a good eye for nuance and a talent for comedy.

This wonderful coming-of-age adventure and kiddie-monster movie belongs in company of films such as “The Goonies,” “E.T., and “Stand By Me.”

In his first ever comedic leading role, Liam Neeson holds his own and then some.