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Daily Archives: June 14, 2024
Movie Preview: Old West Horror on a Budget — “Thine Ears Shall Bleed”
Nicely evocative of the period, a little promise in the set up. Good looking trailer, Great Title.
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Movie Review: Who Needs Louise? “Thelma” has this caper comedy well in hand
Write a good script. Keep costs low by focusing on characters, situations and witty dialogue, not effects, lots of settings and stunts. Look for a world to show us that the movies don’t often visit. With a little luck, good … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Guy Pearce is thrust into the middle of Maori Wars in pre colonial New Zealand — “The Convert”
The first important and well known Maori filmmaker, Lee Tamahori (“Once Were Warriors”) gives us this period piece about an outsider, a preacher, out of his depth in an alien land which Europe is set on conquering and colonizing. Pearce, a … Continue reading
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