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Father’s Day is right around the corner, and while most people are picking out cards, firing up the grill, and celebrating the wholesome, dependable, hard-working dads of the world… I’ve decided to take a slightly different approach. In true Nick D fashion, I’m here to pay tribute not to the best movie dads—but to the worst. Yes, the terrible. The twisted. The criminally incompetent. The dangerous. The dads who never should’ve had kids in the first place, and somehow managed

My Film Critic pants are on, my Film Critic suspenders have been adjusted, and I'm ready to review six new movies in this week's capsule (short) movie reviews for Friday, March 21st, 2025. 1) EEPHUS Baseball movies have always had a way of capturing something bigger than the game itself. They aren't just about winning or losing—they're about time, memory, friendship, nostalgia, and sometimes, the slow, aching realization that your best playing days are behind you. Carson Lund

I attended a wedding over the weekend, my first in many years, and it was a delight. The outdoor ceremony was lovely, enhanced by the incredibly perfect late October weather, and the reception was great fun. During the festivities, I kept thinking about movie weddings because that's how my weirdo movie mind works. While everyone else was moved to tears, gushing over the bride, and sharing love, I was humming "Push It To The Limit"   from the ridiculously garish wedding betwee

Now that so many people have cut the cable chord, are using streaming services and watch movies and shows any damn time they please, I'm not sure the term "remote dropper" will be understood in the near future. I'm not sure who invented the term (actually, it may have been me) but to explain: You know when you're flipping through channels on cable (I've already lost you, I'm sure) and you come across a movie that you love so much that you can recite the dialogue along with th