Paramount Pictures
‘The United States vs. Billie Holiday’ Review: A Comprehensive Look at a Controversial Star
The rise and fall of legendary jazz and blues singer Billie Holiday as the Federal Department of Narcotics targets her with an undercover sting operation led by a Black Federal Agent.
‘Jiu Jitsu’ Review: A Mess With No Chance of Redemption
Chike Coleman reviews Jiu Jitsu, the film that may be his pick for the worst movie of the year.
‘Fatman’ Review: Naughty For All The Wrong Reasons
Santa Claus must contend with a hitman sent from a disappointed child.
Films To Be Thankful For: Young Sherlock Holmes (1985)
Chike Coleman takes a look at 1985's Young Sherlock Holmes as another film he is thankful for.
“Dreamland” Review: Great Depression Love Story Doesn’t Pack As Much Punch As Its Predecessor
A teenager's adventures as a bounty hunter take an unexpected twist.
‘Love and Monsters’ Review: A Sunny Attitude For the Apocalypse
Love and Monsters starts off inauspiciously, with a laundry list of indicators that what you’re about to see is going to be very, very bad. A piece of voiceover exposition delivered in an oh-so-relata...
‘Love and Monsters’ Review: Monsterstruck
In a monster-infested world, Joel learns his girlfriend is just 80 miles away. To make the dangerous journey, Joel discovers his inner hero to be with the girl of his dreams.