Chuck Wilson

"'Sting' might be only a low-budge spider movie, but it looks great"  

"In its over-the-top horror and action filled finale there is the sense of a filmmaker looking to shock and surprise, but to do so playfully"  

"LaBruce always mixes a heady brew, but this time, working with a gifted lead and superb production values, his outrageous turns of plot land with a surprising emotional resonance."  

"'Buddies' remains an urgently moving study of life and death in the AIDS era"  

"Recognition (and compensation) proved elusive in Lamarr’s lifetime, but in this marvelous documentary, a brilliant woman (...) finally gets her due."  

"'Wait for Your Laugh' offers lots of information, but it fails to make its case (...) A disappointment"  

"All that's ever mattered about The Lion in Winter are Hepburn and O'Toole, and the pleasure we take from watching two masters inspire each other to greatness"  

"'Heaven Can Wait' may be 73 years old, but it's vibrant and alive, and teaching us anew the central language of film."  

"Mick Garris has a real feeling for the horror master's melancholy worldview - love is loss - but he's too reverent toward the original story"

"This is a small, funny movie drawn from the radical notion that a love born of late-night lust can survive the glaring light of day."

"[An] uneven but intriguing found-footage horror flick."

"There are funny moments, but the film grows progressively more dispirited"

"Unsatisfying as crime drama but haunting as a meditation on marriage."

"A truly dreadful sequel."

"A horror movie that's not horrific enough"

"Despite the rush to get everyone from place to place, director Frank Coraci luxuriates in colorful visual detail and gives the locals their due"

"A film we hereby proclaim the finest fertility comedy ever made, in the faint hope that another will not be attempted."

"Turns out to be that rarest of Hollywood creatures: a sequel that one-ups the original"

"'Another Kind of Wedding' proves more irritating than charming (...) So many characters, so little narrative logic!"