Anyone that’s into movies knows that January is a notoriously awful month for new releases, so much so that it’s commonly referred to as the “dump month.” With releases like The Bye Bye Man and Norm of the North, it’s not hard to see why. In an article published by Metacritic in 2010, they found that the median rating for January films was a mere 38.5 throughout the 2000’s. Yeah, it’s really that bad. Here, we look back at three of the best...
After a few bad films several years back, the last few have been a Shyamalanaissance of sorts with Split being the best of those. The main draw was James McAvoy playing a character with multiple personalities. While McAvoy’s performance was the best part of the film, the film could have gone further because the trailers may or may not have implied that there would be more personalities than were shown here. (original review)
Writer and Director M. Night Shyamalan has had a tough run as of late. Ever since The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable, things have been going downhill for him. He is having a comeback, however, after The Visit and now with Split.
Featuring clips of Sleepless, Trespass Against Us, xXx: Return of Xander Cage, and Split.
Featuring trailers of Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk, Split, Rules Don’t Apply, Man Down, Kill Command, and Frank & Lola.
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