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The movie is about a deranged method actor, Desmond Gage (Christopher Showerman), who is hiring a new personal assistant, Lacy (Rachele Brooke Smith). She makes the smartest move a young girl can do, moving into his remote cabin with no cell service at all. Please avoid this movie! The only reason I can give points […]

Ascension parish does not have bonfires on the levee on Christmas Eve. St. James Parish just east of Ascension Parish is where this tradition occurs every December 24th at 7pm. The Cajun village where this was filmed is maybe three miles from the parish line. I can’t rate this any higher based on the inaccurate […]

When viewing a film that’s presented as a puzzle, one certainly hopes that everything will make sense at the end. Of course, if that result is to be at all satisfactory, the narrative for getting viewers to that conclusion needs to be equally engaging. Unfortunately, that’s where writer-director Mathieu Amalric’s latest offering loses its way. […]

A lot of awareness regarding mental health issues has been raised recently, thanks to the internet. I was not aware of this movie, nor anyone suggested me. Being someone who is currently going through kind of something like the lead character in the movie, it hit me hard. I teared up at places since I […]

This is an immersive film. You relate with Thomas as he tries to put the pieces together when he wakes up from coma. It’s a slow burn but you don’t mind because the story brings you somewhere and you want to be there when it ends even if it feels the story is going around […]

This is a well delivered and artful picture of a navy aviator and his family’s perseverance during a trying time of varying civil rights struggles. It includes a wonderful story of military camaraderie between wingmen that surpassed limitations of racial divisions but does not wallpaper over them. These issues are delivered in a positive and […]

The Ugly Truth deals with the problems and fragility of a small family that has to deal with the consequences of an unexpected visit. The cast features popular faces of German cinema, Lillie Liefers and Emma Schweiger. Unfortunately the movie was somehow a disappointment because it doesn’t have great production values or a story that […]

If you’re a fan of the late Spanish horror/porn director Jesus Franco, you could certainly do worse than this 1980 outing, which is–like much of the director’s more interesting sex films–based on a story by the Marquis De Sade. A young noblewoman (Lina Romay) is released from an asylum and returns to her isolated castle […]

James Gray explores opportunity and the immigrant experience in USA, bringing echoes of his earlier work “Little Odessa.” Ronald Reagan says in a TV clip: “Do you ever feel that we might be the generation that sees Armageddon?” and we are thrown into the 80s and its dynamics of cruelty and compassion. Strong, so far […]

I’ve watched it twice already and what a great job they did making this! Finally a perspective of the realities of Western negligence when it comes to asylum seekers. This movie is motivational, stressful, heart wrenching/ heart warming and the fact the real life women are now facing prosecution from Greece for aiding asylum seekers […]

This is a beautifully made film about the huge judicial scandal that became known as “kids for cash.” Basically, two judges in Pennsylvania secretly received millions of dollars from the owners of a for-profit prison for juveniles in their jurisdiction, while at the same time pulling strings to give the prison a monopoly on juvenile […]

We watched it just a few days after we learned the death of Charlbi Dean, so I expected an awakward experience, but the film pulled me in from the first minutes. It was much lighter and much more fun than I expected – the title is misleading as “sadness” is absolutely not a topic in […]

I can’t praise enough the powerful acting of Danielle Deadwyler. She truly gives a star-making performances the mother. If the is overlooked at the Academy Awards it will be a travesty.Speaking of travesty, the murder of Emmett Till and the subsequent acquittal of the two defendants is just that. Carolyn Bryant the woman who made […]

This ended up being a really sweet and different type of movie. I enjoyed it quite a lot. The characters were all well done and the angels were hilarious. It was some fun nostalgia seeing Reginald VelJohnson again <3 , honestly they could put him in all the new movies and I wouldn't complain!Of course […]

Frank Berry’s Aisha is the superbly moving record of a Nigerian refugee’s quiet fight for dignity in Ireland’s inhumane Direct Provision system for asylum seekers. Thoroughly-researched but fictional, gently-paced but absorbing, Berry’s affecting narrative is anchored by standout performances from Letitia Wright (The Silent Twins) and Josh O’Connor (Mothering Sunday). Haunted by forces they can’t […]

Best Hallmark movie I’ve watched in ages. Kevin and Lacey had fantastic chemistry and the script was so well written. It had female friendship, romance, and mystery of a magical veil. Everything and everyone mixed really well. And the ending set up the next movie in the series really well. Hallmark needs to work more […]