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CinemAddicts Ep. 75: ‘Lucky’ ‘Blade Runner 2049’ ‘Wonderstruck’

September 30, 2017September 30, 2017 Greg Srisavasdi 0 Comments Atom Egoyan, Blade Runner 2049, David Lynch, Dina, Dwight Little, Ed Oxenbould, feature, featured, Harry Dean Stanton, Heather Graham, Jennifer Lawrence, Last Rampage, Levi Miller, Lucky, Michael Powell, Mother!, Olivia DeJonge, Peeping Tom, Richard Patrick, Robert Patrick, The Killing of a Sacred Deer, The Tales of Hoffman, The Visit, Tom Skerritt, Wonderstruck

Episode 75 of CinemAddicts is up as Anderson Cowan and I discuss movies we want to check out in October.

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Review: ‘Last Rampage’ (Robert Patrick, Heather Graham)

September 22, 2017September 22, 2017 Greg Srisavasdi 0 Comments Alex MacNicoll, At Any Price, Bruce Davison, Casey Thomas Brown, Cutter's Way, Dwight Little, featured, Heather Graham, John Heard, Last Rampage, Molly C. Quinn, Robert Patrick, Skyy Moore

The initial takeaway from Last Rampage: The Escape of Gary Tison’s is that Robert Patrick (TV’s The Unit, Terminator 2:

'CinemAddicts' Podcast Interview With 'Eating Animals' Director Christopher Quinn
Our interview with 'Eating Animals' filmmaker Christopher Quinn. For more info on the documentary, go to: http://www.eatinganimalsmovie.com/ To check out our post on Eating Animals: https://deepestdream.com/natalie-portman-to-receive-israel-film-festival-achievement-in-film-award/ Photo: "Eating Animals" - courtesy of Sundance Selects
Episode 67: All These Sleepless Nights & My Entire High School Sinking into the Sea
Greg and Anderson are back at it, a day late, but back nonetheless. An animated film about a High School falling into the ocean and a doc hybrid about party kids is reviewed. Podcast posted April 13, 2017.
Episode 83: Eating Animals//Nossa Chape//Won’t You Be My Neighbor?
June, 2018 is upon us and Greg and Anderson’s favorites of May are discussed as well as the films that they are most excited about that will be released this month. Thanks for downloading and being apart of our little CinemAddicts!
Jodie Foster Discusses Male Gaze’s Effects On Cinema ("Hotel Artemis")
During the "Hotel Artemis" interviews, Jodie Foster talked about the negative effects on the predominant "male gaze" in respect to cinema. "Hotel Artemis" opens June 8, 2018. For our post on Foster: Photo credit: Matt Kennedy / Distributor: Global Road Entertainment
Episode 82: Beast//Future World & Greg Reviews Avengers: Infinity War
It’s May 1st which means it’s time for a new CinemAddicts. Greg and Anderson review the best of April while looking ahead to what May has in store. Greg gives his review of Infinity War as well as Beast and Class Rank. A Quiet Place and You Were Never Really Here are discussed as well. […]
Lucy Hale On Career Path: “I Never Had A Plan B”
Lucy Hale, star of The CW's "Life Sentence" and "Blumhouse's Truth or Dare," explains why, in regard to her career, she's never had a "Plan B." "Blumhouse's Truth or Dare" opens nationwide April 13.
Week 12: Born to be Blue, Baskin & I Saw The Light
It’s week 12 on CinemAddicts and Greg and Anderson avoid the big Batman and Superman stare each other down movie and instead discuss Ethan Hawke as Chet Baker in Born to be Blue, a Turkish horror film called Baskin and two very different picks of the week as well as a bonus from Greg that […]
Week 11: Midnight Special, The Program & The Confirmation
Week 11, aka once, is upon us. Greg and Anderson cover Jeff Nichols’ new one that is Midnight Special, a Lance Armstrong movie in The Program as well as the Clive Owen family drama that is The Confirmation. All of this as well as a streaming pick about an insane race that eats it’s young […]

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