Daily Archives: October 29, 2022

When he thinks of his father, the memories of the distant past are in vivid color. It’s the present day that seems monochromatic, colorless and harsh. That’s how Héctor remembers his sainted Dad in “Memories of My Father,” based on … Continue reading →

Remaking the Jamie Lee Curtis horror canon pays off. So taking another shot at “Terror Train,” which the Queen of Screams filmed back in 1980, isn’t a bad idea. Not improving on a nut-with-a-knife thriller that wasn’t all that to … Continue reading →

Here’s an indie whimsy that just doesn’t work, or work out. “Hello from Nowhere” sends four folks for a hiking/camping trip along the Pacific Coast Trail in the Pacific Northwest, one fellow that’s a trail veteran and three novices. The … Continue reading →

This thriller is an alt and engrossing example of a policeman, even with issues, knowing just what he can get away with and using that expertise for less than noble purposes. “Unidentified” seems like a good tale with subtitles to … Continue reading →