Review by Adam Courtliff There aren’t many movies in recent memory with a plot as farfetched as Brian Duffield’s latest, Whalefall. So it came as no surprise that when the first trailer was released, it took the world by storm. But what could’ve ended up...
Greetings again from the darkness. Watching someone work so diligently for the greater good and to make the world a better place is so inspiring. And these days, it feels revolutionary and strange. Documentarian Susanne Rostock previously filmed a Harry...
Fear runs deep. See River only in theaters January 15. Written & Directed by: Joshua Giuliano Starring: Jane Levy, Jessica Rothe, Max Mattern, Dane DiLiegro
Genre: Supernatural Crime Thriller Cast: Scarlett Johansson, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Diane Lane, Jacobi Jupe, Sasha Calle, Scoot McNairy, Gil Bellows with Laurence Fishburne, John Leguizamo Director: Mike Flanagan Written by: Mike Flanagan Based on characters...
Greetings again from the darkness. As one of the most popular TV mini-series of the past few years, “The Queen’s Gambit” taught most of us what we know about competitive chess, including the decorum of tournaments and the mutual respect between players....
Two aces of spades appear during the same blackjack round. In a film, this might suggest a continuity mistake. At a casino table, however, both cards could belong to a legitimate deal. A six-deck blackjack shoe contains six separate copies of that card, making their...
By James Lindorf Check out the interview below. James Madigan is best known for directing last year’s over-the-top action film “Fight or Flight,” starring Josh Hartnett. When he had to step down from his latest project, it opened the door for Renny Harlin,...
Greetings again from the darkness. It would be easy to write this one off as another film in the mold of the many Liam Neeson action movies we’ve seen over the past few years. However, this one from writer-director Bassam Tariq (MOGUL MOWGLI, 2020) is more...
Greetings again from the darkness. Simply perusing the list of documentaries helmed by Jennifer Peedom (SHERPA, 2015; MOUNTAIN, 2017; RIVER, 2021) gives the impression that she’s not one to spend most days lounging in the recliner watching network...
Greetings again from the darkness. Talk about perfect timing. Not only is this documentary from Sara Robin a must-watch for parents and a should-watch for everyone, the subject matter is incredibly timely as it displays how we somehow haven’t learned our...