Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Like Starbucks, which is featured so prominently throughout the film, is to the world of gourmet coffee houses, this kind of... Review

As an homage to kung fu flicks of old, it captures the reason why young men are ravenous for the escapist, eye-catching sagas... Review

I Love You shows most of its cards before they are played, and when given half the chance to go for mystical love or celestial,... Review

There is certainly that element to the movie, but most of the mileage anyone would get nowadays comes from its association,,,... Review

My personal favorite Hitchcock film of the 1940s. Review

An uneasy, but rewarding film for mature viewers... Review

This is a film about people whose lives are a shambles, whose morals are vacating, and whose potential to find happiness has... Review

It also helps to have a charismatic male supporting cast that are used as more than good-looking mannequins, rather than just... Review

-- Previously made into a short film for television in 1970. Review

It probably helps to like your entertainment as mindlessly violent and unabashedly over the top as possible. Review

Like the early days of football, screwball comedies are fun because they defy the rules in the interest of showmanship. Review

Instead of constructing a story and letting the jokes spring forth from that, they constructed the jokes first, then constructed... Review

Sworn to secrecy for what is said during the confessional, Father Logan can speak to no one about what Kellar has told him. Review

Doesn't come together, offering only a handful of nice moments amid a framework of hard-to-swallow plot machinations. Review

What's missing from the equation is intelligence in the script itself... Review

Delivering a variety of spin-kicks and leg sweeps, Zaror concentrates more on martial arts style over brutality. Review

The implausibility factor stacks higher and higher with each passing flashback, as the script by first-timer Barry Levy has no... Review

When the final few minutes play out over the voice-over clip of John F. Review

You may not ever take it down the aisle, or even a second date, but for a drunken one-night stand, there are worse films to wake... Review

At only 80 minutes, it gives a lot of bang for the buck in the world of suspenseful, psychological thrillers, decades after its... Review

Firth is wasted on a thankless cuckold role, while the other morally dubious characters all extol the virtues of heeding the,... Review

In his defense, his performance requires little skill to deliver, but little effort is put forward to make anything more out of... Review

Not nearly as inventive as its predecessor, the goods are nevertheless delivered, and for that, it is modestly recommended for... Review

If the story intrigues you, read the play, watch a performance, or rent one of the several film adaptations of the original work. Review