In which George Michael Bluth is compared to Urkel.

I can’t stay mad at a movie that features a sentient CGI swimming pool, a zombie Santa Claus, and Cameron Diaz with a deformed foot and a fake Southern accent.

WARNING: This review begins with a Limp Bizkit reference.

This time around the Coens provide us with a protagonist who’s likable enough that we feel his pain even while we’re occasionally laughing at it.

“What happens to make [entertainment and politics] a more common crossover is that it’s all about this: Can you fill a room?”

Believe the hype.

For me, films live or die based on their storytelling, and the stories they tell shouldn’t be completely, obliviously ludicrous.

“Trick ‘r Treat” pretty much wants to be the end-all, be-all Halloween flick, and while that’s a commendable goal, it’s also a hard one to achieve.

I can’t help but feel that zombies deserve more respect than this.

Hey, we have to look at them every day. Matt Hoffman breaks down BU’s schizophrenic architecture motif.