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Sam Elliott Faces Mortality In ‘The Man Who Killed Hitler And Then The Bigfoot’ Trailer

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Sam Elliott as Calvin Barrinthe action-thriller“THE MAN WHO KILLED HITLER AND THEN THE BIGFOOT,” an RLJE Filmsrelease.Photo courtesy of RLJE Films.
Sam Elliott is getting a ton of coverage thanks to his Oscar nominated performance in A Star Is Born. That’s perfect timing for the February release of his next film The Man Who Killed Hitler And Then The Bigfoot. Check out the trailer below, and though I’ll be posting a full review later, I’ll give a couple of thoughts on the feature as well!!

Gin Blossoms “GoPro” It With Rousing ‘Mega Pawn King’ Video

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"Mega Pawn King" Video, Robin Wilson. (Screenshot)
The music video of “Mega Pawn King,” a track from the Gin Blossoms’ critically acclaimed album Mixed Reality has been released. If you’ve ever wondered if a one guy, his guitar, and a GoPro could make for a solid vid, take a look!

Blu-ray Review: Immersive Storytelling From Rungano Nyoni Propels ‘I Am Not A Witch’

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Out on DVD and digital today via Film Movement, the Zambia set I Am Not A Witch marks the directorial debut of Rungano Nyoni, a filmmaker who should be an intriguing voice in cinema for years to come. An uncompromising mixture of satire and drama, I Am Not A Witch is a film that’s definitely worth checking out.

 

New Zealand Thriller ‘The Changeover’ Weaves Its Cinematic Spell In February

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Erana James and Benji Purchase in "The Changeover" (Vertical Entertainment)
Here’s the interesting thing about The Changeover, a New Zealand set thriller which, at the time of posting, has a 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The lead actress, Erana James, is an up and comer whose career should gain more momentum with its February 22nd release in theaters and On Demand. It was released back in New Zealand 2017, and it also co-stars Thomasin McKenzie (from last year’s critically acclaimed Leave No Trace).

‘First Man’ and ‘Mile 22’ Blu-ray Giveaway From CinemAddicts!

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This week via our latest CinemAddicts giveaway I’m offering up my Blu-ray copies of First Man and Mile 22. First person gets First Man and second movie buff lands Mile 22!

Flick City: Mia Goth Talks ‘Blue Valentine’ And ‘Summer With Monika’

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I’ve tried different iterations in the past, but I’ll be using the name “Flick City” from here on out. Basically, I’ll be posting audio and video of filmmakers/actors/human beings discussing and recommending their all time favorite movies. First up is Mia Goth, who was seen last year in Suspiria and will be featured in the upcoming sci-fi feature High Life.

Norse Action Adventure RPG ‘Fimbul’ Hits Consoles In February

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If you’re a comic book and Norse mythology fan (my limited knowledge goes as “deep” as Marvel Comics’ Valkyrie and Thor), then the RPG action-adventure title Fimbul may be your perfect escape. The game arrives in digital and physical versions February 28 on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One (digital version only) via Wild River and Zaxis Games.

‘The Standoff At Sparrow Creek’ Review: Tense Thriller Lands Knockout Punch

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James Badge Dale as Gannon in the thriller “THE STANDOFF AT SPARROW CREEK.”Photo courtesy of RLJEFilms.
If you’ve ever seen The Pacific or the gone too soon series Rubicon, you’ll know James Badge Dale has leading man potential. Though he’s a solid character actor by trade, The Standoff at Sparrow Creek places him front and center, and for 89 minutes he, along with an equally invested ensemble, deliver a story to remember.

‘Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald’ Hits Blu-ray In March

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Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, which stars Eddie Redmayne, Johnny Depp and Jude Law, hits Blu-ray, 4K UHD, and DVD on March 12. Its digital release is set for February 15. 

Samuel L. Jackson Raises Another ‘Glass’ To A Memorable ‘Unbreakable’ Trilogy

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When it was released in 2000, Unbreakable was considered a disappointment to many, although comic book enthusiasts immediately gravitated to its subject matter. The years have seen Unbreakable’s stature immeasurably grow in moviegoers’ eyes, and in the recent Glass premiere Samuel L. Jackson talked about the inevitability of a continuation of the Mr. Glass (Jackson) and David Dunn (Bruce Willis) story.