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Daily Archives: July 14, 2019
Preview, NASCAR glory is won or lost in the “Blink of An Eye” in this new doc
The film, leaning heavily on the insights and career of Michael Waltrip, hits screens in Sept.
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Thirty More Minutes of “Midsommar?”
Maybe it will add clarity. Maybe not. Not sure this Swedish slow jam of horror needs to be longer and theoretically even slower. Ari Aster is taking a shot at getting the audience that has already seen it to come … Continue reading
BOX OFFICE: “Crawl” never gets on its feet, “Stuber” stumbles, “Spider Man” snares another $44
A summer of blockbusters and counter programming duds. That’s what 2019 has given us. No real breakouts, the odd horror franchise moment in the sun, no breakout comedies since April. Deadline com is pushing lower ticket prices for non spectacles, … Continue reading
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Preview, Emile Hirsch, Grace Park and Bruce Dern contend with “FREAKS”
A little late August horror for your late summer viewing pleasure?
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