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Daily Archives: November 4, 2023
Movie Review: Bayou Brawler lives to “Rumble Through the Dark”
I’m hard-pressed to think of a screen role Aaron Eckhart didn’t commit to, heart and soul. A-pictures and B-movies, bit parts or leads, he’s present, prepped and accounted for every time somebody yells “Action!” For his latest, he’s hit the … Continue reading
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Movie Review: An activist fights predatory multi-nationals in Chile — “Sayen: Desert Road”
“Sayen: Desert Road (Sayen: La Ruta Seca)” is a Chilean B-movie thriller about the further adventures of activist/investigator and freedom fighter Sayen, a two-fisted Mapuche woman plunging into a Big Conspiracy destroying her people and and enriching the corrupt in … Continue reading
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