Jack Quaid has chops that could take him much further than this violent live-action cartoon marked by cringeworthy misfortune ...

Jack Quaid plays a man who can’t feel pain in “Novocaine.” A lack of feeling might be a condition plaguing directors Dan Berk and Robert Olsen as well. The pair clearly is going for video game mayhem ...

Film Review, a movie directed by Dan Berk and Robert Olsen, written by Lars Jacobson and starring Jack Quaid, Amber ...

“Novocaine,” a Paramount Pictures release in theaters Friday, is rated R by the Motion Picture Association for “strong, ...

His entire existence is devoted to preventing these kinds of crises, mostly through tried-and-true baby proofing techniques ...

His entire existence is devoted to preventing these kinds of crises, mostly through tried-and-true baby proofing techniques like using tennis balls on sharp corners. Like Kelly Ripa before a show, he ...

Building a strong narrative clearly took a backseat to inventing fun ways to take advantage of the hero’s rare medical ...

The conceit is missing some extra justification of why he felt like he was the only one who could do it, especially once he actually talks to said cops (Betty Gabriel and Matt Walsh). Like many ...

In love for the first time ever and fearing that the detectives on the case (Betty Gabriel, Matt Walsh) won’t be able ... broken glass during a melee in a tattoo parlor. It balances out the ...

Jack Quaid stars as a man whose rare condition—he can’t feel pain—turns into something of a superpower when he goes on a ...