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Daily Archives: September 9, 2019
Movie Review: High School and its aftermath are hell for one alumna of “HELLmington”
A “big city” cop comes home to visit her dying father and is drawn into a mystery that dates from her high school days in “HELLmington,” a moody, well-acted but generally inconsequential thriller in the occult subgenre. If it holds … Continue reading
Movie Preview, Pattinson and Dafoe ponder the horrors of “The Lighthouse”
A big hit at Cannes an October release from A24. Was this the performance that made Pattinson an apt choice as the next brooding Dark Knight?
Movie Review: Warden, convict and the wife stuck outside, waiting — “Imprisoned”
Laurence Fishburne is a prison warden haunted by the past, forced to deal with flashbacks to his past sins as his infamous place of work is about to be imploded in “Imprisoned,” a tale set and filmed in Puerto Rico. … Continue reading
