Mystery

Shelby Oaks

Shelby Oaks

It could be that horror is his thing, but Chris Stuckmann went through with making his film “Shelby Oaks” with no fear. Busy counting the days to its Fantasia Festival World Premiere, many would be concerned about what audiences think. Stuckmann chuckles as he admits that it is probably something he has been thinking about […]

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Relay

Relay

Opening with stabbing shots, David Mackenzie’s “Relay”, which has its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, is a tight thriller. Riz Ahmed plays Tom, who plays a sort of middleman between the corporations and the people exposing the corporations. Tom is an extremely secretive character operating in a morally grey area until he

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poolman

Poolman

The film “Poolman,” which is also the first filmed directed by Chris Pine is an eccentric character comedy about the residents of Los Angeles while at the same time poking fun at sleuthing 1940s genres. Executive producer Pine also played the title role, Darren Barrenman, who Ian Gotler helped him co-write as well. Today, Darren

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Caddo Lake

Caddo Lake

As someone cautions Paris Long, one of the two main characters in Max’s original film “Caddo Lake,” “There’s no way in hell that you’ll be going anywhere if you are unable to put things in perspective.” I am not sure I would be able to articulate completely, this film therefore I might be in trouble.

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Founders Day

Founders Day

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

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