Daily Archives: November 5, 2022

The first mystery of “Stars at Noon” is just who and what this character, Trish Johnson really is? She tells one and all she’s a “periodista,” a journalist. Since she’s paying for her drinks with cordobas, we can guess she’s … Continue reading →

The folks releasing “Resistance 1942” should have kept this WWII thriller’s original title “Burning at Both Ends,” for starters. That’s not only more poetic, but retitling without re-editing the picture you’ve decided to distribute can get you into trouble, too. … Continue reading →

Unicorns, for those who missed the memo, have joined magical reindeer, jolly elves and Tim Allen as fixtures in “The Magic of Christmas.” Which is what explains “A Unicorn for Christmas,” a Hallmark Lite kids’ movie that found its way … Continue reading →