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Monthly Archives: September, 2019

Blu-ray Review: Nicolas Cage Chases Rainbows In New Thriller ‘A Score To Settle’

Before I launch into a review of Nicolas Cage's latest film A Score To Settle, please remember that I am a pretty big Cage...

Goldie Hawn Voices New Sleep Story For Mindful ‘Moshi Twilight’ App

As a nanny to my loving niece, I have a huge (and obvious) emotional investment in her well being. At 48, meditation and well...

Adam Sandler Wheels And Deals With Kevin Garnett In ‘Uncut Gems’ Trailer

Does anyone have a more night and day career than Adam Sandler? This year he came out with Murder Mystery, a Netflix comedy that...

‘Bluff City Law’ Review: Jimmy Smits Has A New And Worthy Fight On His Hands

I'm so old that I remember when Jimmy Smits was also carving out a movie career (anyone remember Old Gringo?) during is L.A. Law...

CinemAddicts Episode 103 Spotlights Anderson Cowan’s Feature Debut ‘Groupers’

On episode 103 of CinemAddicts, Anderson Cowan and I cover Running With the Devil, Monos, It: Chapter Two, Ad Astra, and Villains. Most importantly,...

‘Ad Astra’ Review: Brad Pitt Sci Fi Epic Gets Lost In Space

Ad Astra, which roughly translates as “through hardships to the stars” is the type of serious-minded sci fi epic that is rare in an...

‘Villains’ Review: Maika Monroe And Bill Skarsgård Propel Stylized Thriller

Combining outlandish comedy humor and thriller elements can often make for an uneven blend, but "Villains" succeeds thanks to winning performances and inspired direction...

‘Charm City Devils’ Spotlight Baltimore With November Release ‘1904’

Representing your hometown can put a personal spin on one's work, and Charm City Devils are celebrating Baltimore with their fourth studio release 1904....

Fritz Lang’s Indian Epic Hits Film Forum With Brand New 4K Restoration

Fritz Lang is best known for his classic German films Metropolis and M. The Tiger of Eschnapur and The Indian Tomb, both made after...

Camryn Manheim Attracted To “Beautiful Writing” Behind ‘Stumptown’

There's a couple of reasons why I'm pretty excited to check out Stumptown. For one, it's based on a Greg Rucka graphic novel, and...

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