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Daily Archives: September 24, 2024
Movie Preview: An Afterlife Comic Thriller on an Indie Budget — “Me, Myself & the Void”
This looks and sounds not half bad. Self-distributed? Still might be worth a look Oct. 1.
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Movie Review: The Illusory Haitian-American Dream just beyond the “Mountains”
“Mountains” is a simple, intimate one-family’s view version of the “American “Dream” that could not be more timely. In this film, that one family is Haitian. Set in and around Miami’s “Little Haiti,” Monica Sorelle’s debut feature is built on … Continue reading
Movie Preview: Florence Pugh is all in on Marvel’s “Thunderbolts*”
David Harbour, Olga Kurylenko, Oscar winner Rachel Weiss and Emmy diva Julia Louis Dreyfus star in this May “Black Widow” spinoff. Looks…violent. And Russian. With an asterisk.
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