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Daily Archives: June 20, 2025
Movie Preview: Michelle Dockery’s not good with kids? “Please Don’t Feed the Children”
Giancarlo Esposito also stars in this limited release (June 27). Gotta wonder if the title’s a “Twilight Zone” tease, with “Downton” Dockery involved. She’d have no trouble giving off that vibe or pulling that off. Just saying.
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Movie Preview: An amnesiac pregnant woman, a remote British Isle and Maxine Peake telling Erin Kellyman she’s not “Woken” enough to leave
Yeah, the headline says it all. Looks tight though. Paranoid, the works.
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Movie Review: “The Life of Chuck” Dances for the Reason to Live at the End of the World
Speaking as a critic who’s been “blurbed” a few times over the decades, you’ve got to recognize the double-edged sword such “recognition” in the advertising on a poster for a movie is. That’s you, out there, effusive in your praise, … Continue reading
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Movie Review: A Tour of Jolly Olde Zombieland “28 Years Later”
It begins with children watching the “Teletubbies” on the tube, reaching for a more innocent time. But the TV is just a distraction. Parents have parked their kids in front of it while they cope with the awful news they’ve … Continue reading
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Movie Review: All that stands Between a Black family and Starvation (and being Eaten)? “40 Acres”
Our apocalyptic times are summoning cinema that reflects a survivalist bent, be it faith-based preppers ready for societal collapse (“Homestead”), America’s open political wounds resulting in “Civil War” or the umpteenth iteration of End Times brought on by zombies (“28 … Continue reading
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Tagged 40-acres, canadian-film, cannibals, danielle-deadwyler, preppers, survivalists
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