The World of Emma’s Love Stories with Her Husband is Sad (Freshtv) is quite different and so is the proverbial family in it. However, she also has a husband and two lovely kids, Dave (David Oyelowo) – and at the same time she is a cold-blooded assassin. Such frequent “business trips” cause emotional and physical […]
The portrayal of “Founder Days” as a ‘brash political slasher’ ring is an over-exaggeration of the movie, which is never more than a killing spree that follows down the post ‘scream’ killing spree of a disturbed town…Nancy’s parents are just manifested with the same over-the-top political correctness, with no sense of purpose. That distortion is
After successfully completing the Marvel Cinematic Universe project styled “Captain Marvel,” for which they were helmed by Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden, who consider themselves more as indie filmmakers, their affection for the East Bay late 80s goes overrated in “Freaky Tales.” What does this have to do with a confused but 10 year old
A number of names seem to leap out during the opening credits for “Destroy All Neighbors”, an over-the-top horror-comedy about irritating neighbors and a self proclaimed “deus ex machina”. The first name that appears is Rich Zim, who directed the best part of the film – the animation of the psychedelically epileptic intertitle sequence that
Considering bloody Escape -Jigoku no Tōsōgeki- one might say that it is a movie that fails and triumphs at every stage. It is not one of derogatory properties with regards to a world. By the way, it’s a collision of fun tone and style that result from the magic of evolutionary races meets the fantasy
“The Book of Clarence” which is religious in nature and is done brilliantly by Jeymes Samuel, the seemingly all-knowing producer is captivating but devoid of plot. Set in the year 33A.D. Jerusalem, the focal character of the film Clarence (LaKeith Stanfield) who is a street hustler, is treated in Samuel’s script as a ‘girl on
Ameena (UA), a production of Kumar Raj, tells the story of an actress who plays the role of a rape victim in a stage-play based on a real-life incident. Meena (Rekha Rana) enacts as Ameena – a rape victim in a stage-play scripted by Aftab Hasnain (Ananth Narayan Mahadevan) inspired from the real life incident
In the middle of Jeffrey Darling’s crime thriller He Went That Way, I … was in this particular scene that I have to battle most of the time through my anger trying to convince myself that this genre-mashup is “just a movie.” In the film now, Bobby Falls the 19 year old serial killer had
The best description of Levy is that he is very talented when it comes to acting – which is making her come across as so likable and approachable- this warms people to they fail sometimes quite badly to discriminate between the two as is the case in with “Good Grief”, a bland yet touchy focused
Budda. Dzieciak ’98 : Tnis distribution mechanism is even similar to antonion dominicos or piratical drama which includes films based on popular web series or binge watching patterns usually seen in cinemas. In the middle, surrounded by rows of empty seats, sits the Buddha – or more accurately, Labuda himself. No, not the historical depiction
