Daily Archives: June 24, 2022

Movie Preview: Thor gets the Band Together for “Love & Thunder”

Posted on June 24, 2022 by Roger Moore

The rest of the “team” he assembles to take down the great evil menacing the universe makes its bow. Looks fun, and by July 8 we’ll all need a laugh and a reason to duck into a cold cineplex.

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Movie Review: Life in Service of the “Good Madam” has supernatural consequences in this South African Thriller

Posted on June 24, 2022 by Roger Moore

“Good Madam” is a tight, lightly-chilling horror tale from South Africa, a parable of a housekeeper and what “life in service” can mean, in a supernatural sense, in the former Apartheid state. And how this relatively simple story has twelve … Continue reading →

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Movie Preview: Strangers Tess and Keith meet at an AirBnB from hell — “Barbarian”

Posted on June 24, 2022 by Roger Moore

Labor Day, all you people will see why ol’Rodg always stays in hotels.

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Movie Review: Survivors Face the Sad Aftermath of Gun Violence — “Peace in the Valley”

Posted on June 24, 2022 by Roger Moore

Movies that take us beyond showing gun violence as entertainment are rare. It’s not just the immediate, factual consequences of what happens when a human being is shot, the damage done and the trauma of the moment that we rarely … Continue reading →

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Documentary Review: An Afro-Latina filmmaker takes an unblinking look at herself and her family in “Beba”

Posted on June 24, 2022 by Roger Moore

The documentary as autobiography has been around for a while, with filmmakers like Ross McElwee (“Sherman’s March”) turning “personal essay” films into exercises in family history and a soul searching exploration of one’s place in it. Filmmaker and sometime actress … Continue reading →

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