Paradox Effect - photos courtesy of ITA and Scott Weintrob
CinemAddicts co-host Eric Holmes and I love Olga Kurylenko (“To The Wonder,” “Boudica: Queen of War”), and he recently saw (and appreciated) the action thriller “Paradox Effect.” Co-starring Harvey Keitel, the is now available on digital. Director Scott Weintrob reflected on the creative challenges of making “Paradox Effect.”
He might be the new Captain America and she may be Deadpool’s strong-willed soulmate, but can Anthony Mackie and Morena Baccarin take down the monsters of “Elevation?” Check out the trailer and let us know if this movie will be on your radar!
Inspired by a true story, “My Penguin Friend” centers on a penguin named DinDim who bonds with João (Jean Reno), a melancholy fisherman needs purpose in his life. Alexia Moyano stars as Adriana, a kindhearted researcher who realizes DinDim is a very special animal. Moyano talked to Deepest Dream about how the movie brought her back to her own youth. Check out our interview below!
Notice to Quit - photos/poster courtesy Whiskey Creek
It was three years ago when Kasey Bella Suarez made “Notice To Quit,” and now the teenager gets to watch the feature with her friends and loved ones starting today. Suarez was just “ten or eleven” when she was the co-lead in the comedy drama which is now playing in theaters. The actress talked about working with co-star Michael Zegen, why “Notice To Quit” was a special experience, and her goals for acting down the road.
Filmmaker/writer/musician Haroula Rose’s debut feature “Once Upon A River” was a contemplative and enriching coming of age story that told its narrative in a refreshingly gradual pace. Although “Happy Families” has a more comedic tone, Rose’s sophomore effort is just as nuanced. On the surface, a family drama set in Chicago may have a “been there, done that” feel. Instead, Rose opts for an immersive “snapshot” into their lives. Personally, I would love to see more of these “All Happy Families” characters, and Rose talked to Deepest Dream about her singular approach to this family dramedy.
Jessica Belkin is very proud of her latest feature “Last Straw,” a horror/siege thriller which gives her a plum role and intriguing narrative. Director Alan Scott Neal and writer Taylor Sardoni have delivered a nail-biting tale spotlight’s Belkin’s flourishing leading role talents. Belkin talked to Deepest Dream about what made “Last Straw” a unique working experience.
The documentary “Happy Campers” is now out on Video on Demand, and this is a feature that all of us atCinemAddicts recommend. Directed by Amy Nicholson, the narrative centers on the residents of a waterfront campground off the coast of Virginia. This area, known as Inlet View, is a utopia that will inevitably be taken over by million dollar homes and urban sprawl. Nicholson, however, took a refreshingly different approach to her documentary, and she talked about that process during the interview.
Set in a remote island in Greece, “Haunted Heart” centerson Alex, a charming woman who lands a waitress job at a seaside restaurant. Though she wins over the affections of the handsome Enrico (Juan Pablo Urrego), Alex has her eyes set on Max (Matt Dillon), the restaurant manager.
"Place of Bones" Poster and photos courtesy of "The Avenue"
In the mood for a first rate Western? Eric Holmes and I review “Place of Bones,” a Western that is definitely worth checking out, on this week’s CinemAddicts podcast. Details on the film and our review are featured below.
Alien: Romulus - Photos courtesy of 20th Century Studios
CinemAddicts co-host Bruce Purkey talks about why he was disappointed with “Alien: Romulus” to its very core. I mildly enjoyed the movie as a surface level action feature, but I do agree with a lot of Bruce’s spoiler filled review. If you have already seen the movie or don’t mind learning about a couple of spoilers, check out the video!
