Halle Berry is not undeserving of the attention since the actress back in the game not so long ago played the first woman of color to take home a Best Actress Oscar in a movie that focuses around family violence that is followed by a ‘Fighter’ emotive role from Netflix which is her first directorial […]
Yes, the characters in disaster films usually live in the present tense that this future catastrophe, however certain it may be, doesn’t get the likelihood of events that come. That’s the real drawback in creativity trying to aestheticize such tragic development in art or politics. It is the dramatization of global warming and its, satisfying
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Dysfunctional family dynamics are also presented in full swing in All Happy Families. The engaging dramedy, headlined by Josh Radnor (How I Met Your Mother, Hunters) and directed by Haroula Rose, finds one family in major flux. All of a sudden, and I mean all of a sudden, it seems that all there is left
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It is not a spoiler to say that George Clooney’s and Brad Pitt’s characters live to see another day at the ending of Jon Watts’ film, Wolfs. This seems deliberately misleading because even a sequel is being written about which has already been announced, however, that is just a clever ruse by Apple TV+ for
Call the super. This unit needs repairs. Apartment 7A, like most prequels, sequels, companion volumes and remakes, is there for the enhancement of a way better work. That would be Rosemary’s Baby, the bone chilling 1968 masterpiece by Roman Polanski (Chinatown) starring Mia Farrow (The Great Gatsby) who was an actress then. You see, it
Joseph Gordon-Levitt makes all the right moves in a stunning performance of a classic detective trying to solve a murder mystery in Greece. The Killer Heat is a motion picture which is based on a short novel by very famous Norway writer Jo Nesbø. You get all the qualities of an old detective novel. It
We usually hold quite some discussions on the challenges of making new friends in our later years. Our lives put us in limited circumscribing patterns which discourage the idea of self-in other forms, like socialization. Having said that, have you ever come across a person who is unfazed by such barriers and is ready to
Friends come and go, but family is forever. That was the adage about family up until the time people began to relook at the concept family and its significance. Indeed, there is an increasing acceptance of the idea of a family that is not biological and this is becoming depicted on screen in different ways.
October is here, and the tide of horror films is at the shores. However, most of them will be too extreme or dark for the younger audience; such demographic gap is well served by the new film Monster Summer. Using a winning cast leads a summery throwback flick that recalls Steven Spielberg (and his Amblin
Set in 1993 and complete with a VHS tape aesthetic and graphics complete with bloody practical effects, Mr. Crocket weaves millennial nostalgia into quite forgivable supernatural fable. Revitalizes over-familiar scares. Turn of events in the film encourages recalling the last name Espy. The director of the short film of the same name expands his own