New film, Tyler Perry’s Divorce in the Black is available for streaming on Prime Video. Divorce in the Black revolves around Ana, played by Meagan Good, an image of a young banker who is married to a violent alcoholic husband, Dallas played by Cori Hardrict, who ultimately decides to end the marriage. The film does […]
The Thundermans Return was directed by Trevor Kirschner who co-wrote the film with Jed Spingarn. The film was produced with the intent of bringing back the actors and the sense of affection that the audience used to associate with the original series that aired between 2013 and 2018; The Thundermans. Despite managing to get back
The Friend: French actor Alain Delon wished for his dog Loubo to be put down after his passing. He believed that his adopted Belgian Malinois has such a connection with him that if Delon predeceased his dog, it would cause the dog immense grief to lose its owner and would want to avoid such grief
The feature film “Lost on a Mountain in Maine” has distribution rights by Blue Fox Entertainment and is set for release on November 1st. Produced by Sylvester Stallone’s Balboa Productions, the film depicts a true story of Donn Fendler a 12 year old boy who in his words “gets lost on a mountain when a
People who love Karen Kingsbury’s films and novels are in for a real surprise with her latest release, Someone Like You. While her novels have been made into films on many occasions, for Karen Kingsbury Productions, which is wholly new here, it is the first movie that has been independently produced by them. In response,
The Greatest Hits: In case you are a nostalgic for the genre and are in the stunning romantic comedy that looks like off the 90s or early 2000s with all the nostalgic archetypes like widowed protagonist, the lost love who they dream about, a no-holds-barred best friend who speaks the truth, a hunky would-be lover
Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths – Part Three is a movie that can be remembered as the first real superhero animated trilogy. No doubt the DCAUM had its share of Batman and Justice League films which were seamless urban legends but none ever truly propelled itself into completing a grand trilogy. Out of the
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It seems almost impossible to imagine anything that could be more Sundance-y than a teary coming-of-age film. At least, it is not such a dig at the genre. There is much satisfaction to be found in the exploration of such well-trodden territory, as Megan Park’s “My Old Ass” subtly illustrated this recent Sundance. In contrast,
The End: One of the things I like most about festivals is that you go and enter the cinema and do not know practically anything about the film. If one thinks of actually going to the festival, he knows it is pointless to search for trailers or screenshots, because the films are just too unreleased.
It is clear that Tyler Perry’s new self-narrated project “Mea Culpa” aspires also to be many other genres including legal, erotic, and psychological thrillers. What is hard to buy is the presence of any kind of thrill in this astonishingly poor and empty attempt at a straight-to-streaming genre. As a matter of fact, it is
