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Violence has always been a part of New Orleans life. At times, that violence goes beyond the norm and truly terrifies everyone. During the early years of the 20th Century, a tool-wielding maniac slayed and slashed enough people that he will be forever known as "the Axeman of New Orleans." Perhaps the scariest aspects of this criminal are that he was never identified nor brought to justice for his bloody crimes.
The Axeman's reign...

A swift kick or sharp punch to the belly might dislodge an unwanted pregnancy. More invasive measures could be taken with a coat hanger. An array of toxins might be ingested in a seemingly more civilized approach. So, as you can see, there were many options for women before Roe v. Wade. And, of course, there was the choice of carrying the pregnancy to full term to appease guilt, Church, parents, and society-an alternative if you were willing...

Director Ang Lee shot Gemini Man in 4k digital 3D at 120 frames per second instead of the standard 24. What you get is a sharp image that looks like that "soap opera effect" or "motion smoothing" setting on your television. It looks weird, however it does add some ultra realistic pop to the action scenes.
It's the very near future and assassin Henry Brogan (Will Smith) has completed his final job. His plans of...

The Addams Family animated film tries to capitalize on the silly strangeness of the original classic television series, but it never fully realizes its potential. The movie is trying to promote acceptance, but it falls short. Either through the spooky Addams, or an unhappy daughter trying to get attention from her mother, the film could have been incredibly timely in its themes of acceptance and the importance of cultural...