The title is taken from the old adage, “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks;” in this case, the “old dogs” are a couple of late-in-life bachelors, one of whom discovers... Read the full post

It began as a 12-minute skit on “Funny or Die” – Will Ferrell impersonating the 43rd president of the United States George W. Bush. It was so well-received, they decided to turn... Read the full post

Franklyn is a piece-it-together mystery that unfolds gradually with a little steampunk thrown in. The story opens on a post-apocalyptic city guarded by a masked avenger named John... Read the full post

The Ugly Truth is every rom-com stereotype rolled into one movie. Abby (Katherine Heigl) is the producer of a failing morning show. She is highly-organized and a bit of a control freak... Read the full post

This was the last of four films Cary Grant and Alfred Hitchcock teamed together to make and it is one of the most revered on both of their resumes. It was to be “the Hitchcock picture... Read the full post

The once invisible beads of sweat that sheath Rocky’s and Apollo’s gloves as they exchange blows. The flecks of saliva that fly from the Russian’s mouth as he hits... Read the full post

Over the past couple of years, I’ve been blessed to review a lot of smooth jazz music and I’ve always admired the talent and production of these works; but to be honest, I never... Read the full post

The original The Boondock Saints failed to get a theatrical release because of its proximity to the Columbine murders, but it gained a cult following on home video. The vigilante McManus... Read the full post

Before we even get to the music, N.E.D. is a band with an important mission – all six members are gynecologic oncologists whose jobs are to help women and their families through... Read the full post

“Just in the nick of time.” For the number of times you can utter this phrase during 2012, it’s a definite candidate for drinking games once the DVD is released.... Read the full post