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Invasion of the Body Snatchers is a movie that has been remade in many forms throughout the years. In the late 90's, Robert Rodriguez took a shot at modernizing the story by setting it in an American high school.

Christmas is usually the time for theaters to finally feature festive family-friendly films, but in 2011, a movie about an alien invasion in Russia was quietly released on Christmas day.

Michael Bay's Platinum Dunes has made a name for itself remaking horror classics for a new generation. The Amityville Horror starring Ryan Reynolds was one of their earliest attempts. Did it pay off?

The video game Max Payne was hailed as a triumph when it was released back in 2001; seven years later, a movie adaptation of the game was made starring Mark Wahlberg. Does it live up to its namesake, or is it just another worthless video game adaptation?

In 2000, Jennifer Lopez starred in a mind bending thriller called The Cell; the film dazzled audiences with its unique visuals and story, but does it hold up, or is it merely style over substance?

In 2009, Dennis Quaid and Ben Foster starred in Pandorum, a film that followed in the footsteps of Event Horizon. This movie has mostly been forgotten by most film fans, but is there more to this sci-fi horror film?

Welcome to Yeah, It's That Bad: After Dark, in which we put aside our movie reviewing duties and talk casually amongst ourselves.

The A-Team is a beloved show from the 1980's that many people look back upon fondly; in 2010, Liam Neeson and Bradley Cooper starred in the film adaptation of the series. Does it live up to its originator, or is it just another useless movie based on a TV show?

After the success of Mortal Kombat, Paul W.S. Anderson wanted to get away from making PG-13 movies, and Event Horizon became his chance to create a darker, grittier and more adult film. Event Horizon has gone on to become a cult classic amongst horror movie fans, but does it really live up to the hype?

We continue our examination of Michael Bay's Transformers series. The stupid humor is toned down, the effects are new and improved, and Megan Fox is no longer in the picture; can this series be saved after the previous picture's piss poor performance?