Crime

REVIEW: “La Llorona” (2020)

Whatever you do don’t confuse Jayro Bustamante’s “La Llorona” with 2019’s promising but ultimately disappointing “The Curse of La Llorona”. The two couldn’t be more different, their only real connection being the ubiquitous Latin American folk tale of “The Weeping Woman”. Bustamante has a much more sobering ambition, using the ghostly legend as a means […]

REVIEW: “La Llorona” (2020)
Comedy

Movie Preview: A First full trailer for Kristen Wiig’s “Barb & Star Go to Vista del Mar”

Wiig and Annie Mumulo from “Bridesmaids” and “This is 40” and “Bad Moms” are in Florida, going “Floridian.” If you’ve ever lived here, you know what I mean. And if you haven’t, you probably still get it. Florida, amIright? Lots of SNL and “Office” alumni in this one, which I believe has been delayed like […]

Movie Preview: A First full trailer for Kristen Wiig’s “Barb & Star Go to Vista del Mar”
Action

Wandavision is a Tragedy

I’m loving the layers of Wandavision. The comedy and the horror but while watching the two commercials during the show I couldn’t help think how very sad Wanda’s story, and by extent the show, actually is. Spoilers below! Especially that first commercial for the Stark toaster/bomb and remembering the story about Wanda and her brother […]

Wandavision is a Tragedy
Movie News

Mike’s Favorite Movie Posters of 2020

What’s my refrain whenever this article comes up? The movie poster is a lost art. And there’s no better proof of that sentiment than this year. Theaters were closed for the majority of the year and films were either pushed until next year entirely or released on streaming services or on demand. As such, you […]

Mike’s Favorite Movie Posters of 2020 (50-31)
Action

“Snowpiercer” Season 2 Arrives Tomorrow – Here’s the Official Season 1 Recap

The futuristic action thriller “Snowpiercer” will return to Netflix tomorrow (outside of America) and just in case you can’t remember the events of Season 1, Netflix has released an official recap. The series is based on the 2013 movie of the same name by “Okja”-creator Bong Joon-Ho and airs on TNT in the USA. The […]

“Snowpiercer” Season 2 Arrives Tomorrow – Here’s the Official Season 1 Recap
Documentary

Dog Training Comes to Netflix With New Series “Canine Intervention”

Netflix has released the trailer for their take on “It’s Me or the Dog” which sees families with troublesome canines seeking support and training. “Canine Intervention”, which arrives February 24th, follows renowned Oakland dog trainer, Jas Leverette, as he runs one of the top dog training facilities in California. Cali K9 works with all breeds […]

Dog Training Comes to Netflix With New Series “Canine Intervention”
Biography

David Fincher’s MANK

I am not a fan of David Fincher’s MANK, which I think is a bad movie even apart from how it disrespects the legacy of Orson Welles. Although I tend to make it a point to not post negative reviews on this blog, I find it annoying to see this film contending for awards and […]

David Fincher’s MANK
Drama

First Glance: “Crisis”

While not as prominent in today’s news headlines as the current global pandemic, opioid addiction is ravaging lives at its own unspeakable rate. The new drama “Crisis” from director Nicholas Jarecki’s (“Arbitrage”) looks to tackle the issue head-on by using its star-studded cast to cover several interconnected storylines. Jarecki’s goal is to show how the […]

First Glance: “Crisis”
Drama

Movie Review: Korean Immigrants are tested by the American dream in “Minari”

“Minari” is a near classic of the timeworn “troubles on the farm” drama, a story of a family of non-farmers facing the whims of nature and the widening fracture in a marriage as they set out to work the land and grab The American Dream. It’s “Country” or “The Southerner” or “Jean de Fleurette” but […]

Movie Review: Korean Immigrants are tested by the American dream in “Minari”
Movie Reviews

Movie Review: An All-Night DJ gets bitten at “10 Minutes to Midnight”

Horror veteran Caroline Williams, who’s been around since “Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2” back in the ’80s, gets a fine C-movie showcase in “10 Minutes to Midnight,” a tale of a “rabid” bat and the hallucinatory bloodlust consequences it has on an aging DJ’s last night on the job. Or that’s what she would have gotten […]

Movie Review: An All-Night DJ gets bitten at “10 Minutes to Midnight”
Horror

Movie Review: “Wrong Turn”

As far as “fears” go, I typically prefer mysterious and unknown peril to frights shoved in my face, explained, back-storied and underlined. But that’s now how the “Wrong Turn” movies work. For twenty years these films have gotten good looking actresses and actors lost in America and the world’s fast-disappearing wild places, menaced by whatever […]

Movie Review: “Wrong Turn” leads to terror and torture porn on the Appalachian Trail

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