‘Rainbow Skies’ Review: An Immersive RPG Game Shines On PS4
To be honest, Rainbow Skies is a moniker I’ve misnamed numerous times (I originally thought it was Random Skies or Freedom Skies). Though the name doesn’t stick to my feeble brain, the actual game is a total keeper that over delivers as an immersive RPG. I’m six hours into the game, and thankfully I’ve barely scratched the surface.
‘Ready Player One’ And ‘I Feel Pretty’ Blu-ray Giveaway From CinemAddicts!
This week I’m giving away my Blu-ray copies of Ready Player One and I Feel Pretty. Entry details below!
Maika Monroe, Elijah Bynum, & Alex Roe Talk Visual Language of ‘Hot Summer Nights’
Director/writer Elijah Bynum’s debut feature Hot Summer Nights excels as a seductive visual feast (imagine if Goodfellas was set in 1991 Cape Cod and centered on a group of troubled youths). The good news is the story is also on point, and in the video below Bynum and actors Maika Monroe and Alex Roe talk about the movie’s immersive visual language.
Movie Love: Maia Mitchell Discusses “Raw” Beauty Of ‘Once’
Directed with visual and storytelling brio from Elijah Bynum, Hot Summer Nights is a 1991 Cape Cod set drama that co-stars Maia Mitchell. During my chat with Mitchell, the actress talked about her love for the 2007 feature Once.
‘Rampage’ and ‘Tully’ Blu-Ray Giveaway From CinemAddicts!
Two winners for this week’s CinemAddicts Giveaway. First winner gets my Blu-ray copy of Rampage (Dwayne Johnson), second winner receives Tully (Charlize Theron, Mackenzie Davis).
Movie Love: Kelly Macdonald Picks ‘The Apartment’ & David Denman Chooses ‘Apocalypse Now’
I’m going full bore on my “Movie Love” segment of the site, as I ask actors/filmmakers to briefly discuss one of their favorite films. During the Puzzle interviews, Kelly Macdonald chose The Apartment and David Denman chimed in on Apocalypse Now.
‘Puzzle’ Review: Kelly Macdonald Puts Pieces Together In Memorable Tale
Though she’s had an excellent career, Kelly Macdonald is an under the radar actress whose diverse body of work (No Country for Old Men, Trainspotting, Boardwalk Empire) doesn’t stop her from getting overlooked. She refreshingly takes center stage in Puzzle, and it’s a tale that on would guess resonates with the Scottish actress.
Alice Braga Discusses Dreams of Working In Mexico And Chile
