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Getting LOST

Getting LOST

An official trailer for the documentary ‘Getting Lost’, directed by Taylor Morden and focused on the legacy of the 2004 series ‘Lost’, was released on October 3. According to Morden and his studio, PopMotion Pictures, Getting Lost would explore the impact the series had on the pop culture scene as well as its history and

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Irish Wish

Irish Wish

Irish Wish: Two years ago Lindsay Lohan had not been cast in any film for almost a decade, until the release of the Netflix film holiday film “Falling for Christmas,” which featured her as the lead cast and Lea Ryder in addition to her innumerable charms. Once again collaborating with director Janeen Damian, Lohan has

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The Surfer

The Surfer

Why bother bringing Nicholas Cage on board if you will not allow him to go wild with an eccentric and over-the-top performance? The actor does precisely that in the gripping psychological thriller The Surfer. As he estimates the pace at which Kyle turns progressively more and more demented and his body literally starts falling apart,

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Summer Camp

Summer Camp

So, it seems increasingly common for people over a certain age. You wake up one day, glaring at what your life includes: no childhood pals, no basking in an easy life. Keeping that in mind, Castille Landon’s tiresome comedy “Summer Camp” offers the following, what if there was a means to tap into our childhood

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Aftermath

Aftermath

Aftermath: The film opens with Dr. Jane Dunning (Sally Kirkland, The Haunting of Hell Hole Mine, The Sting) discussing a significant medical advancement before the cut to Kate (Fruzsina Nagy, Land of the Brave, Opera of Cruelty) who is clearly in a rush to pack her belongings and leave the house. Her boss, Robbie (Joseph

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An Army of Women

An Army of Women

As suggested by the title of the documentary “An Army of Women”, this film follows some women living in Austin, Texas who come together to protest the Minneapolis city’s failure to prosecute rape. They take the law into their own hands and sue the police for negligence which means they set a new standard for

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Axel Falcon

Axel Falcon

Axel Falcon is a movie directed by Bazz Hancher who previously directed Hate Little Rabbit. The film’s plot revolves around childhood, magic, and revenge. Axel and Jake are first seen as two innocent boys whose destiny is to become the warriors of light against darkness. Their peacefulhood is disrupted by a harpy/vampire that Jake met

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Yohanna

Yohanna

Yohanna: In its circumstances, Sumba can be labeled as one of the poorest places in Southeast Asia located almost 530 km Southeast of the blooming economy, Bali University, an eye-catching holiday destination. In fact, half of all children in Sumba, Indonesia, do not finish primary school and the death toll from diseases like malaria, which

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