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Daily Archives: September 15, 2023
Movie Review: Eve Hewson and Joseph Gordon-Levitt Make a Little Music in “Flora and Son”
When streaming was still new, I had a notion that it might be the perfect place for movies and filmmakers who’d rarely fill-four-corners of a theater with their work, the creators of romances, dramas and thrillers on a smaller scale. … Continue reading
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Netflixable? Bille August dives into a Dangerous Danish Liaison — “Ehrengard: The Art of Seduction”
It takes a good 70 minutes for Danish filmmaker Bille August’s period piece “Ehrengard: The Art of Seduction,” to get through its talk-talk-talk opening acts, on its feet and find its fun and its purpose. It’s a 94 minute film, … Continue reading
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Movie Review: The Demonic Faces of Latin Horror — “Satanic Hispanics”
Vampires, lest we forget, are very old. How old? Grandma’s Consumer Cellular flip-phone-using old. Some of them could stand to do some situps. And given their druthers, when they “vant to drink your blood,” they’d prefer to serve it to … Continue reading
Movie Review: Benign “Camp Hideout” won’t offend, or particularly amuse anyone
The time-honored “summer camp” kids comedy earns a most innocuous treatment with “Camp Hideout,” an almost faith-based take on a subject that “Meatballs,” “Ernest Goes to Camp,” an “Addams Family” movie and many others got to before it, almost always … Continue reading
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