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Daily Archives: October 11, 2021
Movie Preview — “Paranormal Activity: Next of Kin”
It’s not stopped, it’s not gone away. They’ve just gotten nice cinematography for this latest twice on the venerable franchise. “Next of Kin” comes to Paramount Plus Oct 29. Theaters too?
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Netflixable? Italian dramedy “My Brother, My Sister,” picks at old wounds
There’s a rich Hollywood tradition of glib treatment of the mentally ill — movies with the medically disastrous “all they really need is love” message. The simplistic melodrama “My Brother, My Sister (Mio fratello mia sorella)” flirts with giving us … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Killing your way to an inheritance? “The Estate”
Eliza Coupe, Chris Baker and Eric Roberts star in this bit of murder camp, opening Oct 22.
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Movie Review: The struggle to overcome “Women is Losers”
If you like movies with “pluck,” here’s one that uses the phrase “up by your bootstraps” more than once. And there’s nothing more plucky or All American than that. “Women is Losers” is a tale of Latina struggle and overcoming … Continue reading
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