The Black Emperor of Broadway tells an intriguing tale of overcoming the odds in pursuit of your dreams and changing people’s perceptions in a bygone era of Broadway.
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Rent-A-Pal is a pretty interesting and enjoyable thriller that keeps you guessing even if the ending could have been set up a little better.
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Max Reload and the Nether Blasters is a silly and sometimes stupid B movie that might not be perfect, but the creators’ love for retro video games and pop culture from the 1980s and 1990s is clearly evident.
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Time Loop is a solid time travel movie whose smaller budget prevents it from bringing anything highly original to the genre.
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The King of Staten Island is a solid story with some compelling moments about getting your life together that unfortunately takes a while to get going.
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Tesla is an interesting look at the life of Nikola Tesla which at times is well done, but due to some creative choices has its share of issues.
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Summerland starts a little slow, but it tells an engaging World War II story driven by interesting characters and strong acting.
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Fisherman’s Friends doesn’t tread into any particularly new waters, but it is a fun and charming little tale about how success can come from even the most unexpected places.
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At times Volition shows its smaller budget, but when you look past that you find a movie that has a clever twist on the formula that fans of the genre should really enjoy.
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Blu-ray reviews of Enemy Gold and The Dallas Connection, the ninth and tenth films in the Andy Sidaris Triple B series.
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