This horror anthology has an all-star cast and an undeniably 60s charm. It is entertaining, but it goes more for a PG spooky atmosphere than true scares. 

The foundation is here for a great thriller. Unfortunately, inexperienced filmmaking, poor storytelling, ugly visuals, and awful acting make it a grind to get through.

Dirty Harry is an action classic, led by a pillar of American Cinema, that helped shape the modern action genre. How does it hold up  over 50 years after its release?

In the Heat of the Night deserves its place in film history as a groundbreaking drama examining racial tension, and for having a masterful performance from Sidney Poitier. 

Unfortunately, we end this theme rotation with another disappointment of failed potential. A thought provoking story with an incredible all-star cast just doesn't come together like it should.

In Insomnia, the mystery takes a backseat to the psychological showdown between Al Pacino and Robin Williams, and they put on an acting clinic!