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Daily Archives: June 4, 2020
Bingeworthy? Belgian cops, hostages and hoodlums scheme their way thru “The Day (De Dag)”
The best of the “bingeworthy” dramas in this, the golden age of streaming, are true “limited series.” They’re the TV equivalent of a good genre novel, a “page turner.” They give you a beginning, a layered, ever-more-revealing, twisty middle, and … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Working in porn? Try not to be the “Mope” on set
Some movies lay it all out there, up front. Jam everything they’re about into an opening scene and force the viewer to decide, “Nope” or “Let’s see where they’re going with this. It’s a great strategy for “film festival” movies, … Continue reading
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