Love in the Time of Twilight
Joey O'Bryan
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Movie Review, April 12, 1996
The Reggae Movie
Movie Review, April 5, 1996
Roujin-Z
Movie Review, April 5, 1996
The Adventurers
Movie Review, March 22, 1996
Executive Decision
Movie Review, March 22, 1996
The Delicate Art of the Rifle
Movie Review, March 22, 1996
Ghost in the Shell
Movie Review, March 22, 1996
Saint of Gamblers
Movie Review, March 13, 1996
Angels and Insects
Movie Review, March 8, 1996
The City of Lost Children
This follow-up from the same Frenchmen who made Delicatessen fancies itself a fairy tale – albeit a dark and scary one that's jam-packed with enough strange characters and wild mythologies for at least three movies.
Movie Review, March 1, 1996
Rumble in the Bronx
This fast-paced, funny film served as America's introduction to Jackie Chan and the hyperactive world of Hong Kong action filmmaking.
Movie Review, Feb. 23, 1996
Happy Gilmore
Movie Review, Feb. 16, 1996
Broken Arrow
Movie Review, Feb. 9, 1996
Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood
Movie Review, Jan. 19, 1996
The Lawnmower Man 2: Beyond Cyberspace
Movie Review, Jan. 19, 1996
Dracula: Dead and Loving it
Movie Review, Dec. 22, 1995
Fair Game
Movie Review, Nov. 10, 1995
High Risk
Movie Review, Nov. 3, 1995
Rich and Famous
Movie Review, Oct. 27, 1995
Master of the Flying Guillotine
Movie Review, Oct. 20, 1995
Out of the Dark
Movie Review, Oct. 20, 1995
Coldblooded
Movie Review, Oct. 20, 1995
The Mystery of Rampo
Movie Review, Oct. 13, 1995
Dead Presidents
Movie Review, Oct. 13, 1995
Shaolin Kung Fu Mystagogue
Movie Review, Oct. 6, 1995
Assassins
Movie Review, Oct. 6, 1995
The Big Green
Movie Review, Oct. 6, 1995
Black Cat
Movie Review, Sept. 29, 1995
Snake in the Eagle's Shadow
The directing debut of acclaimed kung fy choreographer Yuen also helped popularize the burgeoning “kung fu comedy” genre and it primary star, Jackie Chan.
Movie Review, Sept. 29, 1995
The Tie That Binds
