Episode 97 is a pretty big one for CinemAddicts, as thanks to our Patreon backers we are now doing two episodes per month. Details on the movies we covered and other stuff (including our podcast audio) is found after the jump!!!
CinemAddicts Ep. 97: “Maiden,” “Funan,” “Relaxer,” And “I Am Mother”
‘Hold Back The Dawn’ With Olivia de Havilland Hits Blu-ray Via Arrow Academy In July
When I think of Olivia de Havilland, my mind wanders to her memborable work in The Heiress and Gone With The Wind. Thanks to Arrow Academy, the July release of Hold Back The Dawn may change that perception!
‘Us’ And ‘Captive State’ Blu-ray & Digital Giveaway From CinemAddicts!!
Okay, it has been a minute since I’ve done the giveaways, but I’m back in the groove. This week I’m offering up my copies of Captive State and Us. Both viewed only once, and digital codes included! First winner gets Us, second one lands Captive State.
‘The Extraordinary Journey of the Fakir’ Review: Dhanush Toplines Engaging And Epic Fable
The Extraordinary Journey of the Fakir is a fable that, although light in tone, is deceptively ambitious. Set in France, Italy, Spain, Libya, England, and India, this tale is essentially several movies rolled into one, and I was surprisingly swept away by the experience.
‘Nightmare Cinema’ Review: Horror Anthology Is A Mixed Bag Of Mediocrity
Mick Garris is inviting you to a screening at his Nightmare Cinema: slashers, sadistic plastic surgeons, and killer priests….oh my! But is this a series of nightmares worth remembering, or is it a forgetful endeavor altogether?
Ayesha Curry Cherishes The Competitive And Loving Dynamics Of ‘Family Food Fight’
Homemade founder and New York Times bestselling author Ayesha Curry hosts Family Food Fight, a competitive program that spotlights home cooking and hopefully dishes out a bit of fun in the process. Curry, along with Cat Cora and Graham Elliot, also serves as a judge and executive producer on the freshman show.
‘Plus One’ Review: Maya Erskine And Jack Quaid Are The Perfect Couple For Wedding Comedy
Romantic comedies can be fluffy as a feather and still be entertaining, and upon first glance one may guess Plus One is headed in that direction. Powered by organic, lived in performances by Maya Erskine and Jack Quaid, the film raises those stakes and succeeds in an unabashedly honest manner.
Danny Boyle Aims For “Life Affirming” Message With Beatles Infused ‘Yesterday’
Oscar winning director Danny Boyle is skilled at incorporating music into his diverse array of films, as evidenced with the scores and individual tracks featured for Slumdog Millionaire, Trainspotting, and Sunshine. With his latest film Yesterday, music is absolutely front and center with a little help from the Fab Five.
Rubikon Return After Four Years To “Record” Latest Rock Tale
The Record, Rubikon’s first new album in four years, comes out September 16 via Round Hill Records. Singer Jae Sims says the outfit aim to restore a “little organic humanity” back into music.
Diversity And Storytelling Are Part of “Trailblazer” Eva Longoria’s “Grand Hotel”
