It’s 1944 and the Negro is still regarded as an unintelligent man, incapable of fighting in America’s wars due to cowardice and the inability to make intelligent decisions. This old, racist denouncement – made to fuel segregation, came from the 20′s and was still being followed by the United States military in World War II. Red Tails is...

There’s something fresh and wonderful about SouthLAnd this season and I cannot put my finger on it. No it isn’t the cute freckled face of Lucy Liu (who has joined the team as John Cooper’s partner “Jessica Tang”), and no it isn’t Lou Diamond Phillips as the jackass vet that breaks Ben Sherman’s balls the entire episode. I think it’s just the...

Latin and subtitled, Shiver will not be seen by many people with English as a first language but for lovers of horror and vampires it really should be seen regardless. Shiver touches on the subjects of raising a teenager, gambling addiction and vampirism. It is also a movie about a creepy small town (think Jeepers Creepers) and bullying. It is a really good...

What a way to end a wonderful series of movies about the troubled woman with a nightmare childhood. From what I have gathered about the entire Millennium trilogy (The Girl with The Dragon Tattoo, The Girl who Played with Fire and The Girl who Kicked The Hornet’s Nest), this series is really about the abuse of young women and the shady political affiliations...

When Aeon Flux first came out in Box Office, I missed out on it and wondered at all the poor reviews it was receiving. The visuals looked amazing on the trailers and while Charlize Theron looked nothing like the animation that I loved, I was expecting her to kill the role being that she has always been a fine actress in other movies. Why do people hate Aeon...