Fresh Strangers When We Meet
"Adult drama in the style of Douglas Sirk, mostly believable (except for Matthau's action at the end) but lacks the poetic quality that elevated Sirk's best works."
Fresh Prophecy
"Silly but undeniably gripping in parts with a fine sense of pace, creepy atmosphere and disturbing implications of mankind-malfeasance affecting their fellow man."
Rotten Dark Corners
"Well-cast but hopelessly hoary horror tale that confuses complicatedness with complexity."
Rotten Hidden Agenda
"Lukewarm thriller makes very little sense and isn't helped by another mediocre performance from Kevin Dillon."
Fresh Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans
"No quote available."
Spotlight
Robert Roten
After graduating from the University of Oregon with a journalism degree, I wrote for several newspapers in Oregon, Michigan and Wyoming, writing news stories, columns, editorials and movie reviews. More
James Plath
Besides reviewing films for DVD Town, James Plath teaches American literature, journalism, creative writing, and American pop culture at Illinois Wesleyan University. More
Mark Dujsik
Mark is the sole writer/editor/webmaster of Mark Reviews Movies(www.markreviewsmovies.com) and co-film critic at UR Chicago Magazine (www.urchicago.com). He has been a member of the Online Film Critics Society since 2002 and the Chicago Film Critics Association since 2006. More
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Eric D. Snider
I was born and raised in Lake Elsinore, Calif. (it's boring; don't go there!). I graduated from Brigham Young University with a B.A. in journalism, and once killed a guy with my bare hands in a bar fight in Tijuana. More
Betty Jo Tucker
"All I know is what I see in the movies," Betty Jo insists. She's the editor/lead film critic for ReelTalk Movie Reviews and writes film commentary for the C0LORADO SENIOR BEACON. More
Scott Weinberg
http://www.livejournal.com/users/sweinberg // Born and raised in Philadelphia, I got bit by the movie bug at a very early age. After my father brought home a massive Betamax, I began hanging out at the local Video Village (anyone remember those?) and they put me to work. For a few hours of work after school, I got all the free rentals I could handle. (If I told you how many movies I watched between the ages of 13-20, you wouldn't believe it...and yes, I did have a social life!) From West Coast Video to General Cinemas to Tower Video... if it dealt with movies, I worked there. After studying journalism and film at Temple University, I found myself quite unemployed. The Internet afforded me the option to pursue my goal of becoming a film critic, and it's a wonderful life indeed. Hopefully impressive-sounding resumé-type bio-blurb: Scott Weinberg is the author of over 1,900 movie reviews and is currently a member of the Online Film Critics Society, an organization that represents over 190 of the world's finest online film critics. Scott is the Managing Editor of eFilmCritic.com / HollywoodBitchslap.com, where he focuses on new theatrical releases, classics on DVD, cult films both obscure and atrocious, and extensive coverage of the Sundance, South By Southwest, Toronto, and Philadelphia film festivals. His reviews can also be found on websites such as Cinematical, DVD Talk, JoBlo's Movie Emporium (DVD Clinic), Horror.com, Daily-Reviews.com, The Apollo Movie Guide, Monsters at Play, MrSkin.com, and Netflix, while his opinionated movie rants can regularly be heard on WGN radio in Chicago and WMET radio in Washington D.C. Scott also writes features (and the daily Newsday Reports) for Rotten Tomatoes ... plus he just started doing a DVD column for Femme Fatales Magazine, which is pretty darn cool for a geek like him. More
Moira Sullivan
I am a film critic based in Europe and the USA. I cover international film festivals such as Venice, Cannes, Udine Far East Film Festival, Göteborg, Stockholm, San Francisco Créteil Films de Femmes and Cineffable (Paris). My specialty is world cinema, festival films and film critical ideas and feminist film criticism. More
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Fresh 3.5/5 | Missing Person by Kevin Thomas, Los Angeles Times |
Fresh 9/10 | Pirate Radio by Ron Wilkinson, Monsters and Critics |
Fresh 9/10 | Broken Embraces by Ron Wilkinson, Monsters and Critics |
Fresh 7/10 | The Private Lives of Pippa Lee by Ron Wilkinson, Monsters and Critics |
Fresh 7/10 | Me and Orson Welles by Ron Wilkinson, Monsters and Critics |
| Tomatometer | Movie |
|---|---|
Fresh 3/5 | Prefontaine by Sandie Angulo Chen, Common Sense Media |
Rotten 2/5 | My Boy Jack by Sandie Angulo Chen, Common Sense Media |
Fresh 3/5 | Alice Upside Down by Nancy Davis Kho, Common Sense Media |
Fresh 3/5 | Batman - Gotham Knight by Charles Cassady, Common Sense Media |
Fresh 4/5 | Dick Tracy by Charles Cassady, Common Sense Media |
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