Review: Brutal Bootlegging Tale ‘Lawless’ Doesn’t Go Down Quite So Smoothly
The twelve-year run of prohibition in the United States was a period that punctuated social imparity, religious activism, and was… Read More
August 29, 2012
Dustin Hucks
The Anti-Expendables: 10 Bad Guys Who Should Team Up Against Sly and the Gang
2010’s The Expendables gave fans of iconic action hero badasseration a taste of what it would be like to experience… Read More
August 19, 2012
Review: ‘People Like Us’ Overcomes a Clumsy Narrative With Strong Performances and Plucky Charm
You know how clumsy puppies can’t help but be adorable, even when they do awful things? Basset Hound pups are… Read More
June 27, 2012
Review: ‘Darling Companion’ Is No Bark and No Bite
Editor’s note: With Darling Companion opening this week in limited release, we thought we’d unleash Dustin’s review from the Santa… Read More
April 20, 2012
Interview: A Moment with ‘West of Memphis’ Subject John Mark Byers
I interview a lot of people - it’s part and parcel to the job of entertainment journalism. It’s not generally… Read More
February 11, 2012
Delightful ‘Jiro Dreams of Sushi’ Will Make Audiences Hungry For More
I love sushi. Not just the taste, but the overall experience. For me, sushi is an event - there is… Read More
February 3, 2012
Review: ‘Restless’ is Confoundingly Bad
I’ve no better, more eloquent way to put this - Gus Van Sant’s Restless is awful, pandering, painfully acted, lazily… Read More
September 18, 2011
Review: ‘Fright Night’ is Slick, Sinister and Playful
I am likely one of very few critics that sat down to watch Craig Gillespie’s Fright Night having not seen… Read More
August 18, 2011
Review: ‘Cars 2’ is a Long, Strange Trip
Five years after the success of Cars, Pixar finally drops the second installment on waiting audiences in Cars 2. I… Read More
June 23, 2011