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Daily Archives: November 2, 2020
Netflixable? A two-fisted Mexican priest faces a possessed teen — “Menendez: The Day of the Lord”
The disgraced priest paints a white cross underneath his welcome mat to let us know he’s done this before. And the former Padre Menéndez breaks out the cattle prod, the hammer, a couple of monkey wrenches and the brass knuckles, … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Crude and kinky? “Call Me Brother”
There are those for whom “Borat 2” was too subtle, that it didn’t have enough bodily function or inappropriate sexual “chemistry” jokes. Have I got a movie for you. “Call Me Brother” is a raunchy, screwball stoner farce about teen … Continue reading
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Movie Review: “Triggered” friends hunt friends in the forest
Nine friends gather in the woods for a campout on the weekend of “the big game” at their high school alma mater. Only one is meant to walk out. That’s the weary premise of “Triggered,” a grisly, gory variation on … Continue reading
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