‘The Painted Bird’ Review: Black And White Tale Is Unrelenting To Its Core
Based on Jerzy Kosinski’s novel, The Painted Bird is nearly three hours of brutal and unforgiving events experienced by a young boy (Peter Kotlár) who is struggling his best to survive in the closing days of World War II. Shot on 35mm, this black and white epic is a visual feast for the eyes, but some viewers will be turned off by its unrelenting violence and degradation.
Trailer: Cosmo Jarvis And Barry Keoghan Are Enveloped In ‘The Shadow of Violence’
Any movie that stars Barry Keoghan (Dunkirk, The Killing of a Sacred Deer) has my attention, so The Shadow of Violence is a ruthless looking feature that I’m putting on my radar. Check out the post for the trailer, images, and poster!
Flick City Episode 20: ‘Flannery’ Directors Elizabeth Coffman And Mark Bosco, ‘The Sunlit Night’ Writer Rebecca Dinerstein Knight
On the latest episode of Flick City, I cover the documentary Flannery and the Jenny Slate headlined feature The Sunlit Night. Interviews with Flannery filmmakers Elizabreth Coffman and Mark Bosco, along with a chat with The Sunlit Night writer Rebecca Dinestein Knight, are featured in the episode.
‘Relic’ Review: Emily Mortimer Toplines “Emotionally Devastating” Horror Film
Relic (2020 — Video On Demand) is the impressive feature debut by Australian director, Natalie Erika James. Following in the footsteps of other recent, slow-burn, arthouse horror debuts (Hereditary, The Witch, and The Babadook), Relic aims to tell a story of human relationships, shrouded in the guise of horror.
Acclaimed Sci-Fi Thriller ‘District 9’ Hits 4K Ultra HD In October
Director Neill Blomkamp’s acclaimed science fiction thriller District 9 is coming oout on 4K Ultra HD on October 13 from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. Bonus features information is below!
‘The Duke of Burgundy’ Review: A Subtle And Surprising Love Story
The Duke of Burgundy is the third feature by director, Peter Strickland. Unlike the lurid, popcorn melodrama of 50 Shades of Grey, The Duke of Burgundy takes a complex and subtle view of the power dynamics of a dominant/submissive love story.
KiKi Layne And Charlize Theron Deliver First Rate Work In ‘The Old Guard’
Although its moniker feels ancient, The Old Guard brings a ton of fresh perspectives into the action thriller genre. Gina Prince-Blythewood, a director who has received acclaim for Love & Basketball and Beyond the Lights, was an inspired choice to helm the feature, and I never envisioned If Beale Street Could Talk’s KiKi Layne anchoring this movie. We are conditioned to see such films directed by a male filmmaker with a bankable male action veteran with maybe a younger, charismatic male actor as the vet’s sidekick; so it’s refreshing to see whenever a film goes an entirely different direction. Basically, there are very few things that are “old” about this movie.
Puzzle Platformer ‘REZ PLZ’ Weaves Brotherly Tale Of Sacrifice
If I had ample time on my art, pixel art adventure titles would be one of my go to adventures of choice. I am definitely intrigued by the puzzle platformer REZ PLZ which hits Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and Steam on July 15.
#57 I’ve Got a Movie to Make: Groupers is in the Past Man (Week 57 of 116)
So Groupers is now on Amazon Prime Video which means anyone with a prime membership can watch it which also means it’s kind of come to it’s final resting place. That’s not to say that it’s dead by any means. Not much more I can do with it at the moment and now it’s time to look forward with everything I’ve got.
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Week 57: Duration 0:13:04