‘In A Violent Nature’ Review: Horror Masterpiece or Disappointing Slasher?
‘Kidnapped: The Abduction of Edgardo Mortara’ Review – An “Engaging” And “Rage” Filled Drama
Directed by Marco Bellocchio, “Kidnapped: The Abduction of Edgardo Mortara” is based on a true story on how seven-year-old Edgardo is taken from his Jewish family by the Pope’s soldiers. Set in 1858, Edgardo is secretly baptized by his nurse and is converted to Catholicism.
‘Darkness of Man’ Review – Jean-Claude Van Damme Toplines Gritty, Koreatown Set Thriller
Jean-Claude Van Damme is one of cinema’s most iconic action heroes, but with “Darkness of Man” he takes it down a notch with a more grounded narrative. He plays Russell Hatch, a former Interpol operative who has sworn to protect Jayden (Emerson Min), the son of a slain informant (Chika Kanamoto). Directed and co-written by James Cullen Bressack, the feature is now out on Digital and hits DVD June 4th. Check out our CinemAddicts review below!
James Cullen Bressack Explores Noir And Jean-Claude Van Damme’s Mortality in ‘Darkness of Man’
A huge selling point for “Darkness of Man” is that Jean-Claude Van Damme does not play a one man killing machine. This action thriller features JCVD as an individual who is not indestructible, and throughout the movie his character gets his share of bumps and bruises. Filmmaker/writer James Cullen Bressack paid homage to a couple of his favorite movies (“The Maltese Falcon,” “Oldboy”) with Darkness of Man, and he talked to Deepest Dream about making another engaging feature.
Kristanna Loken On Bringing “Heart” To ‘Darkness Of Man’ Role
Kristanna Loken (“Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines,” “BloodRayne”) has starred in her share of action driven projects, and on the surface “Darkness of Man” is another addition to that genre. Headlined by Jean-Claude Van Damme, “Darkness of Man” is a noirish crime drama mainly set in Los Angeles’ Koreatown district. Loken talked about her latest project is not a typical action film and she also elaborated on her goals as a producer.
Rob Schneider Talks ‘Dead Wrong’ And Being Inspired By Filipino Heritage
Comedian/filmmaker Rob Schneider is essentially known for his humor and knack for storytelling. He goes the drama route in “Dead Wrong,” playing a lawyer who is in over his head in a cooked up operation that doesn’t go as planned. Schneider talked about his latest feature and also elaborated how his Filipino heritage has positively influenced his work ethic and success. Plus, he reflects on his late mother Pilar, a woman who had a fantastic life. Check out Schneider’s interview below!
‘Jeanne Du Barry’ Starring Johnny Depp Hits VOD May 21
“Jeanne Du Barry,” an epic period drama headlined by Maïwenn and Johnny Depp, will be available on all On Demand Platforms starting May 21. Details on the movie, as well as my review, are featured in the post.
Kiersey Clemons Explores Love And Marriage In ‘The Young Wife’ Trailer
The trailer for “The Young Wife,” starring Kiersey Clemons and Leon Bridges has just been released. Feature centers on a young woman who is getting ready to marry her soulmate (Bridges). Their relationship, however, may be influenced by the opinions and insights of her family and friends.
Raymond-St Jean Talks “Fascinating” Layers Behind ‘Dusk For A Hitman’
