Aidan Healy

It's that time of year folks. The time of year for those smaller, independent films that make our hearts sweet and our eyes water. Soon you'll be hearing about all of the possible nominees this year. And although September is a bit early for that... Read the full review »

This week I will be reviewing what I believe to be the most underrated Disney animated film of all time. We all know their classic films about princesses and talking animals. Unfortunately, it is when they branch out and break the mold that they a... Read the full review »

Today we’re gonna talk about one of the best comedic leading men of all time. From films like ‘Groundhog Day (1993)’ to ‘Ghostbusters (1984)’ to ‘What About Bob? (1991)’, Bill Murray has been entertaining us for decades. And no matte... Read the full review »

I have a confession to make; I have a bit of a fascination with Charles Chaplin. I’ve read up on him, even watched Robert Downey Jr.’s ‘Chaplin (1992)’. And even now, the man is still a bit of enigma. Both on and off stage, the man is very... Read the full review »

This week sees the release of the newest murder mystery, ‘Atomic Blonde (2017)’. This got me thinking about some of my favorite murder mysteries. Just look at movies like ‘Memento (2000)’, ‘Minority Report (2002)’, even ‘Who Framed R... Read the full review »

Every once in awhile, it's nice to see a nice, simple indie film that explores everyday life. In one of my favorites, ‘Cinema Paradiso (1988)’, there is honestly not much that really happens; it's simple, elegant, and very poignant. There can... Read the full review »

I'm not quite sure how to start this introduction; if I'm being honest with you, I've never seen a film quite like this one. I've seen plenty of great modern action movies: ‘Mission: Impossible (1996)’, ‘Skyfall (2012)’. But not even the B... Read the full review »

This was an incredible action joyride/surprisingly touching love story. Although it sometimes seemed a bit rushed, the film is always on the move, which is ultimately one of the film's greatest triumphs. Read the full review »

For today’s throwback, I will be reviewing a film directed by Rob Reiner. Haven’t heard of him? Well, he just directed some small little movies like ‘Stand by Me (1986)’, ‘The Princess Bride (1987)’, ‘When Harry Met Sally... (1989)',... Read the full review »

The future is here, folks. No longer do we live in a world where all our films come from big-name studios like Disney and Universal and are put out into theaters like the big events that they used to be. Now Disney and Universal have some competit... Read the full review »

For our throwback Thursday review this week, we are covering a film of perhaps the quintessential filmmaker of the 80’s: Mr. John Hughes. No collection of films screams the fun and cheesiness of that decade like ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (19... Read the full review »