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Episode 114: Coffee and Kareem//Bacurau//We Summon The Darkness

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Strange time for everybody and everything, movies included. Greg and Anderson talk some movies that are worth checking out from March and look at what the first half of April has to offer. Here’s a link to the Laemmle Virtual Theater that got brought up. We’re back to twice on month until we’re allowed out of our houses. Thanks for listening and hang in there. 
 
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‘Clover’ Review: Knockout Storytelling And Stellar Ensemble Propel Comedic Crime Flick

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Jon Abrahams, Mark Webber and Nicole Elizabeth Berger in "Clover." (Fresstyle Digital Media)
From the moment Clover hits the screen you may give the requisite eye roll, believing this is another “homage” to a Martin Scorsese and Quentin Tarantino. In fairness, those filmmakers had their own heroes (both love director Samuel Fuller’s work). Unless you’ve existed since the first days of cinema, originality is hard to come by. More importantly, Clover is a first rate feature that surpassed my expectations.
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AFI Movie Club Launches “Virtual Gathering” For Movie Buffs Proving “There’s No Place Like Home”

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On March 31, Steven Spielberg welcomed movie buffs around the world to join the AFI Movie Club, a virtual gathering which will spotlight a movie a day wth material from the AFI Archive to enhance their viewing experience. The first selection, introduced by Spielberg, was The Wizard of Oz.
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‘Banana Split’ Review: Everlasting Bonds And Laughter Take Precedence In Subversive Comedy

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Liana Liberato as Clara and Hannah Marks as April in the comedy, “ BANANA SPLIT ,” a Vertical Entertainment release. Photo courtesy of Vertical Entertainment
At their worst, teen comedies may exist as a trifling waste of times. Filled with sophomoric jokes and peddling flesh and fantasy over a decent narrative, the genre is often ignored when one things of “cinema.” Banana Split, however, is a great addition to that universe, and this deliciously entertaining and subversive comedy should not be left in the cold.
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Flick City Episode 6: Blow The Man Down (Morgan Saylor, Sophie Lowe) & Banana Split (Addison Riecke)

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Episode 6 features two films I highly recommended. One is a Maine set film noir (Blow The Man Down) and the other is a teen romance comedy (Banana Split) that is blessed with a solid ensemble and strong screenplay.

Blow The Man Down actresses Morgan Saylor shares her thoughts on Jim Jarmusch’s Night On Earth and co-star Sophie Lowe’s movie pick is Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo + Juliet. Banana Split actress Addison Riecke’s favorite film is Fantastic Mr. Fox. My Q&A with Riecke, along with details on my latest Digital Code giveaway, is up on Deepest Dream.

Banana Split hits Digital and On Demand March 27 and Blow The Man Down is now streaming on Prime Video. Thanks for your support and remember to rate/comment our podcast!!

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#42 I’ve Got a Movie to Make: A New Script in the Works (Week 42 of 116)

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Didn’t take long for not one, but two new ideas to come to me. More busy than ever, but the one that I’m running with has got my full attention and I have no choice but to obsess about it until it’s done. Haven’t felt this way for a long time and it feels great. Sacrifices need to be made though and sleep is the first to get cut. 

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Policewoman Thriller ‘Collar X Malice’ Hits Nintendo Switch In June

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More details have been revealed by Akysys Games about their upcoming interactive fiction game Collar X Malice. The story focuses on a young policewoman who is trakcing down a terrorist organization that is wreaking havoic throughout the cirty. Game details below!
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Felissa Rose Screams And Wants Your Soul In ‘A Nun’s Curse’ Trailer

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The selling point for the trailer for A Nun’s Curse comes when scream queen Felissa Rose yells “May God Have Mercy On Your Soul!” Rose, best known for such films as Sleepaway Camp and Silent Night, Zombie Night seems to have a meaty role in the film. Details in our post!
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‘Bombshell’ Digital Code Giveaway From CinemAddicts!

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Margot Robbie as ‘Kayla Pospisil’ and Kate McKinnon as ‘Jess Carr’ in BOMBSHELL. Photo Credit: Hilary Bronwyn Gayle.
These days most of our movie watching is done at home. To honor Women’s History Month, Lionsgate has offered up digital codes for Bombshell, as well as several other films (Judy, A Simple Favor, The Spy Who Dumped Me, and The Hunger Games). Details below!
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Addison Riecke Talks ‘Banana Split’ Experience And Filmmaking Ambitions

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Addison Riecke as Agnes in the comedy, “ BANANA SPLIT ,” a Vertical Entertainment release. Photo courtesy of Vertical Entertainment
Addison Riecke (The Thundermans, A Girl Named Jo, The Beguiled) is coming into her own as a young actress and she lands the funniest lines in the new comedy Banana Split. During the interview, Riecke discussed what makes Banana Split a unique film and why working behind the camera is definitely in the offing.
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