Wilson Movie Review: A Dated Comedy About Serious Subjects
Director: Craig Johnson Written by: Daniel Clowes Cast: Woody Harrelson, Laura Dern, Isabella Amara, Judy Greer, Margo Martindale Release Date: March 24th, 2017 Wilson is a comedy-drama about three misfits:…
Terrifying New Trailer for The House on Willow Street
Check out a new trailer for HOUSE ON WILLOW STREET, which IFC Midnight is releasing this Friday. The film stars Carlyn Burchell, Gustav Gerdener, Zino Ventura, Sharni Vinson, & Steven…
Queen of the Desert Movie Review
Title: Queen of the Desert Director: Werner Herzog Cast: Nicole Kidman, James Franco, Damian Lewis, Robert Pattinson, Jay Abdo, Jenny Agutter, David Calder, Christopher Fulford. Werner Herzog returns with an…
Pete’s Dragon Movie Review
Pete was a 5 year old child driving through the woods with his parents when an accident kills the adults, and Pete is alone in the middle of the forest.…
I, Olga Hepnarova Movie Review
Murder is a man’s game. There are far more Ted Bundys than there are Lizzie Bordens. In fact so few women commit murder worldwide that you remember the few who…
Interview: Jamielyn Lippman, Lindsay Gerszt and Tanya Newbould Talk When The Bough Breaks (Exclusive)
Being a filmmaker who works with integrity as she documents the truth is a vital requirement for writer-director-producer Jaimelyn Lippman. The filmmaker is once again allowing her audience decide for…
Star Trek: The Animated Series Blu Ray Review
From 1973 to 1974, Star Trekkers were gifted with 22 episodes of animation that featured the voice talents of their favorite characters (minus Walter Koenig) from their beloved series. Several…
SXSW 2017 Interview: Melissa Leo Talks The Most Hated Woman in America (Exclusive)
Major variations in American society and beliefs can start with the smallest and most spontaneous moments. One of the most notable examples of an unpredictable action leading to a shift…
Wilson Movie Review
If you think the world is going to hell, you’re likely to be in your forties and beyond. This is because you have a background to compare the present situations…