How far are you willing to find your son who's missing? Maybe willing to take a blow torch to a man's foot? This is what Edmond does when his son Ethan goes missing while his ex wife Joan tries to cope with it. A stellar performance by James McAvoy with his character being completely improv, but it doesn't quite help the story that feels rushed or the loose ends that never get solved by the end of it. We're not sure if the original is better and will maybe check that out one day but overall a fun watch because when you go searching for your son, sometimes you gotta bring down a kidnapping syndicate.

From death defying jumps, to fight scenes and everywhere in between, these are the people most actors choose not to take on that we feel deserve a look in to. Today we discuss all the high flying things of a stuntman in films talking about some famous ones as well as some actors known for doing there own. As always we would love to know your opinion on this and ask you to listen in while we jump the grand canyon and discuss, the world of a stuntman.

In the age of cinema its hard for many writers to get their point across, especially if they are told to write a B wrestling film as their first. This happens to Barton as he goes from widely regarded broadway writer to his first gig in the film industry. What unfolds is betrayal from his idol, no friends except for a murderer, constant anxiety, and a woman dead in his room. A film that deserves more credit due to the story telling and dark humor that it creates. People may think he's a write off, but to us, he's a creator.