Monthly Archives: February 2022

“Fresh” is a nasty, satiric swipe at the predatory nature of dating and how ill-advised any “Just go for it” ethos is for a single woman in the America of today. Screenwriter Lauryn Kahn and director Mimi Cave take a … Continue reading →

Samuel Goldwyn has this “You’ve no idea who yer dealin’ wit” thriller, which opens March 18. Michael Smiley, Annes Elwy and Iwan Rheon are the stars.

Every generation has its own tolerance level for grossout, antic comedy, and the farce “Mother Schmuckers (Fils de plouc)” takes a stab at pushing that boundary on behalf of Gen Z. The Belgian siblings Lenny Guit and Harpo Guit start … Continue reading →

Sure, you can hire an Italian Robert Pattinson look-alike as your “recruiter/groomer” for “undead” fresh blood in your “Romeo & Juliet rise from the grave” romantic thriller. Doesn’t mean you have to lay on the fairy dust glitter and what … Continue reading →

“Potato Dreams of America” is a giddy gay fantasia on Russians leaving for the Promised Land, a romp bubbling with wit, wry commentary and visual DIY visual invention. That’s how it begins, anyway. Writer-director Wes Hurley (born Vasili Naumenko) turns … Continue reading →

Make way for 87 minutes of generally excruciating action garbage from Norway. “Last Man Down” is an apocalyptic pandemic vengeance thriller of the “I’m not sure this is helping” variety, about government mass executions, the search for the “immune” so … Continue reading →

A March 4 release, lowdown and dirty French slapstick of the “Jackass” as directed by John Waters variety? Zut alors!

Every streaming service, even the rerun-centric Roku-friendly ones, is moving into “original content.” So it’s no shock that Tubi (tubi.com) is joining the Smart TV remaking of the home-viewing landscape. They’ve bought a Camilla Belle romance titled “10 Truths About … Continue reading →

“Hellbender” is an ominous, chilling “all in the family” witchcraft thriller that wears its low budget lightly and its air of doom with pride. A lot of people named “Adams” scripted, directed, shot and starred in this gloomy Pacific Northwest … Continue reading →

This could be good, a June movie coming from Netflix. Adam Sandler hasn’t been aiming that high with most of the projects on his Netflix contract, old fashioned fan friendly “moron” comedies with his entourage.N Not this time.