Articles by Scott A. Gray

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  Wake In Fright

  Ted Kotcheff

  PUBLISHED Mar 28, 2013

  Say a little prayer of thanks to Bacchus that Australia's most famous lost film was found. Adapted for the screen in 1971 by Canadian dir...

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  Constantine

  Francis Lawrence

  PUBLISHED Mar 27, 2013

  Keanu Reeves is far from a versatile actor but there are certain roles – Neo in The Matrix and Johnny Utah in Point Break are a coupl...

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  Flowing

  Mikio Naruse

  PUBLISHED Mar 27, 2013

  Workaholic director Mikio Naruse's obsession with the shifting climate for women in post-war Japan was filtered through the disintegration...

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  G.I. Joe: Retaliation

  Jon M. Chu

  PUBLISHED Mar 27, 2013

  While this second instalment of the silly action franchise based on Hasbro's army recruitment toy line is an improvement over the hammy, pa...

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  John Dies at the End

  Don Coscarelli

  PUBLISHED Mar 26, 2013

  Considering the prodigious lunacy of its source material, John Dies at the End could've been handled with greater finesse by a more resourc...

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  The Rocketeer

  Joe Johnston

  PUBLISHED Mar 23, 2013

  When it was released in 1991, Disney thought they had a sure-fire franchise starter in The Rocketeer. Being a simple, patriotic period piec...

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  Shadow People

  Matthew Arnold

  PUBLISHED Mar 22, 2013

  A popular topic with conspiracy theorists and those who believe in malevolent forces beyond our realm of comprehension, the veracity of the...

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  Timerider

  William Dear

  PUBLISHED Mar 22, 2013

  Unless you have a serious dirt bike fetish or a burning yen to catch a glimpse of Fred Ward's package, there isn't a great deal to like abo...