Another Take From Zac

Helium Comedy Club was filled with fans of Fortune Feimster Saturday night for a sold-out standup show. The comic was

The Thing prequel from Matthijs van Heijningen Jr. is not only a worthy follow up to John Carpenter’s 1982 film

Footloose is a silly, stereotypical, and safe love story that is elevated by director Craig Brewer who makes it fun

George Clooney’s latest directorial effort, The Ides of March, is sharp, timely, and impeccably executed by his actors and team

Real Steel is a slick and polished sports flick that features some great effects, solid acting, and nothing you haven’t

What’s Your Number is a stereotypically constructed romantic comedy that overcomes this by being dirty and having some likable leads.

Dream House is an interesting idea, not a horror film, and has no idea what to do with itself; crumbling

50/50 is the introduction of Jonathan Levine to the main stream and it is quite the coming out party as

Bellflower is an impressive technical feat, made for only 17,000 dollars, with an interesting look that sadly burns almost its

Nicolas Winding Refn’s latest feature, Drive, is the best film of the year. Sucking you into the dark and intense