Hey South Florida, join us for a virtual screening of LAND on Thursday, March 4 at 7:00pm. The poignant story of one woman’s search for meaning in the vast…
Writer/director Shaka King’s sophomore feature film, Judas and the Black Messiah is impressive on many different levels. Not only does King direct with confidence and style, absolutely owning the…
Arriving this week on Blu-ray is Christopher Landon’s horror/comedy, Freaky, starring Katheryn Newton and Vince Vaughn. This was one of my favorite genre films of 2020, even making its…
When Cameron Crowe’s Elizabethtown arrived in theater’s Sixteen years ago, I was really looking forward to it. I absolutely hated his previous film, Vanilla Sky, but was a huge…
Imagine if 1999’s The Matrix was a slow and tedious, sci-fi, romantic-drama. That is basically what writer/director Mike Cahill’s Bliss, starring Owen Wilson and Salma Hayek feels like. The…
In the last five years, one-time mega-star Bruce Willis has featured in at least a dozen low-budget straight-to-video/streaming action films. I have seen two of them, including the sci-fi/thriller…
John Lee Hancock’s screenplay for The Little Things has been around for nearly three decades. Steven Spielberg passed before making its’ way through a string of high-profile actors-turned-directors like…
Arriving this week on Blu-ray is writer/director’s Eshom and Ian Nelms Christmas-set darkly-comic action feature, Fatman. Although not nearly as funny as it should be, this original take on…
Arriving on DVD this week is writer/director Damien LeVeck’s supernatural horror film, The Cleansing Hour, which was adapted from his 2016 short-film of the same name. LeVeck successfully delivers…