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Author Andrew Step

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The Infiltrator Review – Oh the irony of Bryan Cranston fighting the war of drugs proves to be one of the summer’s best performances

Andrew Step
August 18, 2016
“Based off of actual events”, the final warning that the film you’re about to see is going to offer you the full breadth of the genuinely talent method actors cast without the overly edited summer...

Ghostbusters Review: Fizzles when it wants to zap

Andrew Step
August 6, 2016
“Who ya gonna call”? Very few questions have been able to strike a chord with people for the past thirty years than that question. The Ghostbusters franchise made famous by legendary comedy director, Ivan...

Suicide Squad Review – The DC Universe continues to fumble the ball

Andrew Step
August 6, 2016
Has DC Entertainment set itself up for suicide with their latest film, Suicide Squad? In the eternal battle of the comic giants, what exactly does DC Comics have to prove to Marvel? Short answer; nothing....

Jason Bourne Review – Uneventful and unnecessary

Andrew Step
August 6, 2016
“… It’s been reported that Webb was shot and fell from a Manhattan rooftop into the East River ten stories bellow. However, after a three day search, Webb’s body has yet to be found”. Cut from Julia...

Star Trek Beyond delivers a “fast & furious” shot of adrenaline back into the franchise

Andrew Step
July 26, 2016
“To boldly go where nobody has gone before”. A sentence that people where wondering if J.J. Abrams, director of the previous two Star Trek films understood after Into Darkness was released in 2013. Despite...

Blair Witch – Director Adam Wingard grabs the reins to the found-footage brand that started it all!

Andrew Step
July 26, 2016
Adam Wingard’s name has become synonymous with the independent horror scene over the past few years with films 2011’s You’re Next and 2010’s A Horrible Way to Die. His most recent film, The Guest...

Blood Father Trailer: Mel Gibson’s back in fine form!

Andrew Step
July 8, 2016
Mel Gibson, best know Mad Max and The Lethal Weapon series, picks up a gun to protect his estranged daughter in the new trailer and poster for the Blood Father. The remake of Assault on Precinct 13 director,...

Legend of Tarzan Review: Great abs but no muscle

Andrew Step
July 6, 2016
Tarzan has more credits then Samuel L. Jackson. Tarzan, the archetypal feral child raised in the African jungles, was created in 1912 by legendary author, Edgar Rise Burroughs and seen over 25 books released...

Free State of Jones Review: McConaughey shines a light into a dark time

Andrew Step
July 6, 2016
War, in general, is a difficult situation for a film. Director Gary Ross is no stranger to difficult situations in his films. Be it, the violence of children killing other children in The Hunger Games, or the...

Eli Roth to direct Bruce Willis in the ‘Death Wish’ Remake

Andrew Step
June 24, 2016
It was announced this week that Eli Roth has a death wish for Bruce Willis. The director of Hostel and The Green Inferno has closed the deal to helm the remake of the 1974 hit film about a reluctant vigilante...
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