Richard and Chris talk about two of the more interesting art house releases this month: Cold in July, based on the book by the always-intense… Read More »Highly Suspect Reviews: ‘Cold in July’ and ‘Borgman’
And now, ladies and gentlemen, the all-singing, all-dancing, greatest show on Earth…THE UNUSUAL SUSPECTS…reviewing an adaptation of an extremely popular musical that cinematically feels more… Read More »Highly Suspect Reviews: ‘Jersey Boys’
Welcome one and all to another edition of the Pre-Weekend Recap, the feature designed to help you catch up with some of the features that… Read More »The Pre-Weekend Recap: March 21, 2014
Sometimes movie titles succeed in not only describing the plot of said cinematic offering, but also in characterizing the career of its headlining star at… Read More »Movie Review: ‘Non-Stop’
We feel truly blessed to have some amazingly talented artists who count themselves as fans of ours. I know for me personally, starting out my… Read More »Highly Awesome “Highly Suspect” Fan Art
It shouldn’t be too laborious to get up off your keister and see the new film written and directed by Jason Reitman, right? I mean,… Read More »Movie Review: Labor Day
Ralph Fiennes apparently has a knack for the double duty on set, as once again he stands in front of and behind the camera on… Read More »Movie Review: The Invisible Woman
Paramount goes back to the beginning (as is the trend lately with franchise characters) with an actor who’s already used to doing exactly that, Chris… Read More »Movie Review: ‘Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit’
Hercules. Child of the king of the gods. A symbol for strength and accomplishment. Why did they hire Kellan Lutz to play him again? Ok,… Read More »Movie Review: The Legend of Hercules
Finally, proof that not only white people are dumb in horror movies. The Paranormal Activity series spawns a spin-off in this Latino side-story to the… Read More »Movie Review: Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones