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Daily Archives: July 5, 2021
Movie Preview– “Fear Street Part 2: 1978”
So “going back to 1978 and Camp Nightwing, the era of “Halloween” and the birth of the Friday the 13th movies, is where they’re taking this trilogy. Just a little interest in this, I have to say. Not exactly “It!,” … Continue reading
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Netflixable? A “Stowaway” on a space ship? Who isn’t an Alien? Or a Predator?
The crew of three dock with their starship to Mars, pop the hatch on their shiny, white, aluminum alloy and glass space ship and busy themselves with firing it up to make another trip to the Red Planet, and overcoming … Continue reading
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Documentary Review: The “Conjuring” house goes AirBnB — “The Sleepless Unrest”
It doesn’t look like much. The Harrisville, Rhode Island home might not get a lot of second or third looks on Zillow. “Needs paint” translates as “rustic” and “historic.” “Low ceilings” just means its out of date. But “historic” is … Continue reading
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Netflixable? “Fear Street: 1994” brings back horror with wit
You “Scream,” I “Scream,” R. L. Stine screams that he wishes he’d written “Scream.” But his “Fear Street” books are close enough. “Fear Street: 1994,” the first film in an eras-spanning Netflix trilogy directed by Leigh Janiak (“Honeymoon””), is an … Continue reading
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