Author Archives: Roger Moore

Oscar winner Fraser is scary, Oscar winner Marisa Tomei reteams with Dinklage as (once again) his love interest, Oscar nominee Glenn Close as the siblings’ psycho-mom and Fraser as the nutty “I AM JUSTICE” cop-avenger-seeker of the emeralds in this … Continue reading →

Lionsgate has this November 8 release, an Irish period piece based on a Claire Keegan novel. Watson’s a scary nun, Murphy’s a father stumbling into something awful about the Catholic church’s stranglehold on his small. town.

Sandra Mae Frank plays the deaf eye witness a newly-deaf detective must “interpret” and protect. Mark Strong is his “partner,” Mekhi Pfifer leads the gang out to tie up loose ends. Oct. 11.

A blind date with a creep thriller, this one comes to Netflix Oct. 15.

A deadpan comedy about what a guy will go through to recover his significant other’s dog. Desmin Borges has the title role, with Kelly Sullivan as She Whose Dog Must Be Found before she returns from a trip. A husband … Continue reading →

Marco Pigossi and James Bland play the lovers whose paths cross in this Marco Calvani (“A Better Half”) melodrama. Oscar winner Marisa Tomei and character actor and clown Bill Irwin also star.

“Aaallrighty, my flockers,” the Rev intones at the “first ever” marriage between a human and a zombie, punctuating his sentences with random James Brown howls. “The zombie apocalypto is upon us!” But first, there must be “The Zombie Wedding.” “Dearly … Continue reading →

Lack of sleep will drive you crazy quicker than most anything, doctors tell us. And what your sleep partner is doing to interrupt that sleep just speeds up the process. That’s the premise of the Korean thriller “Sleep,” about a … Continue reading →

Go for weird, sometimes you get there. Freestyle has this limited release (NYC) Sept, streaming release.

Screen legend James Garner has been dead ten years, but by Leon he was trending on the Twitter this weekend. It started with fans celebrating the anniversary of the premiere of “The Rockford Files” on Friday, and quickly shifted to … Continue reading →