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19 gen 2019 · Already fragile from low budgets and a lack of Hollywood stars, they are the first to suffer a premature death from lack of love. “These two industries orbit and influence each other. There will either be mutual decline or the opportunity to spur each other to new successes…”.
10 apr 2024 · However, a nice cameo from Jonathan Frakes would have been welcomed. “…brings viewers intro the great beyond by investigating near death experiences…”. The editing may be the weakest aspect of the film. Each survivor’s story is divided throughout the 3 acts of the documentary, so there is an unfortunate stop-and-go in terms of momentum.
5 nov 2023 · AWARD THIS! 2023 NOMINEE! The luxury loungers of your local theater are sticky with blood after repeat showings of writer/director Damien Leone's incredible screen breaker Terrifier 2. Continuing exactly where the 2016 original left off, the movie follows the return of the Miles County killer, Art the Clown (David Howard Thornton). While washing all the
2 feb 2024 · Are film festivals still relevant? Reviews of films at Sundance including Never Look Away, Dig XX and Exhibiting Forgiveness. Plus reviews of Slamdance films including The Death Tour, Petro, I’m George Lucas: The Conner Ratliffe Story and Citizen Weiner.
23 dic 2023 · As Elon Musk surmised, “Walt Disney is spinning in his grave like a drill bit.”. That single event was the removal of Disney’s Chief Creative Officer, John Lasseter. This story of Lasseter’s demise will be told from the perspective of the rank-and-file employees at Disney and Pixar, revealing what they observed and how they felt when it ...
14 apr 2023 · Prolific author, film critic, founder of Film Threat, regular on-air personality for G4TV’s Attack of the Show, and beloved comic con staple, Chris Gore makes his directorial debut with Attack of the Doc! Gore's debut documentary addresses all the questions left unanswered by the cancellation of G4TV and Attack of the Show! Perfectly timed to
8 mar 2024 · The legendary Giannini does not have a ton of scenes but commands all of them. Morse makes his ambivalent, seeming archbishop relatable. Lithgow is terrific as the corrupt mayor. Cabrini is epic in every sense of the term. The directing is grand, and minus the prologue, no scene comes across as filler.
