All articles by Joe Lozito

This raunchy, 80s-soaked comedy is every bit as funny as a movie called "Hot Tub Time Machine" should be. Which is to say, quite a bit.

Grisly, humorless and over-long, this sci-fi thriller about the repossession of artificial organs isn’t nearly as interesting, clever or original as it wants to be.

Angst-ridden, wanna-be tear-jerker – featuring Robert Pattinson as another tortured, brooding James Dean-type – doesn’t come close to earning its big payoff.

The most wondrous thing about director Tim Burton’s take on the Lewis Carroll classic is how lacking in wonder it all is.

Desperately unfunny, tone-deaf homage to 80s buddy cop movies from director Kevin Smith – just one of the many who should have known better.

This been-there-mauled-that monster movie gets points for being loud and rather bloody, but it still hasn’t found a way to make werewolves interesting.

Another lone traveler wanders another post-apocalyptic landscape. This time, he carries a book. Who is this man and what’s with the book? If that question is enough to keep you interested for two hours, you’re all set.