Franklin Harris
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The boy who lived is now the man who survived. He has graduated from Hogwarts, but Daniel Radcliffe is still facing supernatural threats in his first post-Potter film, “The Woman in … more
You can call him the World’s Mightiest Mortal. You can call him the Big Red Cheese — his arch-nemesis does. But don’t call him Captain Marvel. The superhero some mistakenly called Shazam is … more
As a movie, "The Devil Inside" is a failure. As a horror movie, it's a scare-free bore. But as a test of the audience's willingness to put up with being jerked around for an hour and a half, "The … more
“Tucker and Dale vs. Evil” is a romantic comedy masquerading as a horror spoof in which various college-student stereotypes meet grizzly ends. If you like horror movies but are tired of horror … more
Mavis Gary is no serial killer, but she’s undoubtedly Charlize Theron’s most despicable character since she won an Oscar for “Monster.” Mavis is narcissistic, selfish and — ultimately … more
Once again, it’s time to say goodbye and good riddance to another year. As far as years go, 2011 isn’t winning any awards, but at least it isn’t the end of the world. For that, we have to … more
There is was, on page 442. Seven and a half feet long, and the Holy Grail of G.I. Joe toys — the G.I. Joe aircraft carrier. At a retail price of $109.99 — in 1985 dollars — you had to be a … more
Phoenix Jones is a superhero, or a reasonable facsimile. For the past year, he has patrolled the neighborhoods of Seattle, stopping fights, changing tires and staring down drug dealers. Despite … more
The one thing that strikes me as off about Werner Herzog’s documentary “Cave of Forgotten Dreams” is the title. As we see, these dreams have not been forgotten. They’ve lived on, surfacing … more
Challenged to make a movie so offensive even he would say it should be banned, British director Ken Russell came up with an eight-minute film called “A Kitten for Hitler.” The title is just … more