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‘The Invisible Man’ Review: Elisabeth Moss Performance Elevates Thriller Driven Reboot

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Elisabeth Moss as Cecilia Kass in "The Invisible Man," written and directed by Leigh Whannell. Photo Credit: Mark Rogers/Universal Pictures
Leigh Whannell might not be a household name for the average movie-goer, but he has had a hand in some of the most iconic mainstream horror franchises of the 00’s. He wrote and helped create both the Saw and Insidious movies. In the last few years, Whannell has ventured into directing, showing great promise with 2018’s woefully underseen sci fi actioner Upgrade. With Upgrade, and now The Invisible Man, Whannell seems to be carving out a niche as a writer/director who makes thrillers that fall into Black Mirror territory, namely, stories involving slightly futuristic, yet feasible, technology that somehow goes wrong. 

Melvins Frontman King Buzzo Releases Second Solo Album ‘Gift of Sacrifice’ In May

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Photo credit: Mackie Osborne
Though King Buzzo’s iconic work with Melvins continues, he is coming out with his second solo album, Gift of Sacrifice on May 15. Joining him on the nine-song release is his longtime friend and Mr. Bungle bass player Trevor Dunn.

 

‘Queen & Slim’ And ‘Surfer, Dude’ Blu-ray Giveaway From CinemAddicts!

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This week I’m giving away my review copy of Queen & Slim (Digital Code included) and the Surfer, Dude Blu-ray (It was a Dollar Store purchase but it’s sealed!). Giveaway details are below!

#37 I’ve Got a Movie to Make: This Gets Lonely (Week 37 of 116)

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Moving in the right direction. The Guerrilla campaign is a go and I’m taking not one, but two of my scripts with me on the cross country RV trip. I plan on doing rewrites in various states throughout the week. Feeling optimistic and a little alone. 

Week 37: Duration 0:17:13

‘Premature’ Review: Harlem Love Story Delivers On “Supreme” Premise

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Zora Howard as “Ayanna” and Joshua Boone as “Isaiah” in Rashaad Ernesto Green’s Premature. Courtesy of IFC Films. An IFC Films Release.
Premature is set in Harlem, and though this tale of a May-December love carries a universal theme, its unabashed specificity is its calling card. Passionate to its core and featuring a sublime collaboration between director Rashaad Ernesto Green and lead actress Zora Howard, Premature is an audacious indie film that’s simply hard to shake.

Flick City 2: Joe Dante, Andy Palmer, Matt Ratner

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On episode 2 of Flick City, Greg Srisavasdi interviews Camp Cold Brook producer Joe Dante and Andy Palmer as they reflect on movies they love (Dante discusses Gregory Peck in “Moby Dick” and “To Kill A Mockingbird” – Palmer picks the Steve Martin film “Roxanne”).
“Standing Up, Falling Down” director Matt Ratner doesn’t pick a favorite film, but he elaborates on how the play “Stones in his Pocket” influenced him as a story teller.
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Flick City 2– Duration: 27:40

‘Standing Up, Falling Down’ Review: Billy Crystal And Ben Schwartz Shine In Nuanced And Resonant Drama

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Billy Crystal and Ben Schwartz in "Standing Up, Falling Down." (Shout! Studios)
If you put Billy Crystal (When Harry Met Sally, City Slickers) and Ben Schwartz (Sonic the Hedgehog, Parks and Recreation) in a room, one would expect a laugh out comedy or something resembling that notion. Director Matt Ratner, working with a nuanced Peter Hoare screenplay, doesn’t veer from the actors’ aforementioned skill sets. But life is is a comedy, drama, and tragedy all rolled into one, and the poignant and humanistic Standing Up, Falling Down refreshingly covers all those bases.

Faith No More And Korn Team Up For North American Summer Tour

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Grammy winning rock outfit Korn and platinum selling Faith No More have announced that they will co-headline an expansive North American tour. Scars On Broadway, Helmet, Spotlights and ’68 will support select dates, with tickets on sale starting Friday, February 21 (via LiveNation.com).

Devon Bostick And Natalia Dyer Form An Unexpected Bond In ‘Tuscaloosa’ Trailer

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Devon Bostick & Natalia Dyer in "Tuscaloosa" (Cinedigm)
Devon Bostick (Diary of a Wimpy Kid, The 100) and Natalia Dyer (Stranger Things) topline Tuscaloosa, an indie drama directed and penned by Philip Harder. Details on the film, as well as the trailer, are featured in our post!