This loose adaptation of James Salter’s short story “Twenty Minutes” seems to have begun filming without a clear vision or direction. From scene to scene,
Tag: one star
Four Rooms (1995)
It’s astounding that a movie with as much talent both in front of the camera and behind can end up as unwatchable as “Four Rooms.”
Ghoulies 4 (1994)
After the first three entries in this series, I wasn’t exactly expecting Masterpiece Theater but I still wasn’t quite prepared for this septic spill of
The X Files (Season 10) (2016)
Artistically and creatively bankrupt from the first episode, this highly anticipated six-episode event lands with a splat from the get-go and never recovers. The central
Ghoulies 2 (1988)
As far as filmmaking goes, “Ghoulies 2” is no better or worse than the first one: The low-budget is flagrant, the sets are cheap, the
Ghoulies (1984)
“Ghoulies” is the type of cheap, horror movie that could only have been made in the 1980s. The story is minimal, the sets are limited,
