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Daily Archives: August 23, 2017
Movie Preview: “Abundant Acreage Available” puts Amy Ryan on a farm she’s about to lose
One of the benefits of a broadening indie film horizon is the multiplicity of voices which ensure that stories outside of that NYC/LA corridor are told and made. Winston-Salem, N.C. native Angus MacLachlan wrote “Junebug,” which made Adam Adams, and … Continue reading
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Movie Review — “Goon: Last of the Enforcers”
In movies, as in life, there comes a time when getting blind drunk, vomiting in the parking lot after closing time, swearing like you just learned the F-bomb and playing sports and brawling like you’ve nothing to lose isn’t cute … Continue reading
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