Jesse V. Johnson’s Above & Below attempts to combine a crime thriller, a heist film, and shark-fueled survival horror into one lean B-movie.

For this week’s Throwback Thursday Album Retrospective, Reviews & Dunn revisits Chris Brown’s self-titled 2005 debut album with special guest Jalen “Jay-Doggz” Hemphill

Star Wars: Visions Presents – The Ninth Jedi expands Lah Kara’s journey with fast-paced action, engaging heroes, and a fresh anime spin on familiar Jedi mythology.

Sébastien Vaniček delivers the gore, practical effects, and demonic chaos fans expect, but Evil Dead Burn follows the franchise formula too closely to become a truly memorable nightmare.

Twenty five years later, Dave Hollister's sophomore album still holds up.

Before Jodeci covered Stevie Wonder they put their feet in a bop by The Association

Anthony Hamilton brings fan favorites and more to the DMV.

Netflix’s hit sports series delivers another compelling season built around pressure, ambition, and survival.

Reviews And Dunn looks back at MJ: The Musical, a high-energy celebration of Michael Jackson’s music, choreography, creative ambition, and complicated journey toward becoming the King of Pop.

The Town That Takes builds an intriguing mystery around Croatian folklore, but too much exposition and too many questionable character choices weaken the payoff

Fifth Jackass film provides more of the same and that's perfectly fine.

"Supergirl" balances, emotion, action, and cosmic adventure with confidence.

Ne-Yo continues to find his footing in the R&B country lane with newest single.

Season 2 delivers thrilling action and emotional storytelling.

Reviews & Dunn: You’re not only starring in Kaya, but carrying a role that is physically demanding and emotionally personal. When you first stepped into Nia, what part of her did you connect with immediately? Isabel Lamers: The part I first connected with is her longing to belong. It’s the feeling of always being the outsider looking in and constantly trying to assimilate and fit in. I think it’s so challenging for mixed-race people to assert their own identity because you

Office Romance overcomes it's familiar cliches with heart and cast chemistry.

The Wayans return to deliver a strong entry in the Scary Movie franchise.

It may not be the definitive version of He-Man, but it is an entertaining adventure that understands exactly why audiences fell in love with Eternia in the first place.

Pierre-Richard Guiteau Talks Reimagining Meteor Man for a New Generation

I Love Boosters is bold, chaotic and unapologetically original.