Author Archives: Roger Moore

Mike Colter and Yoson An co star in this January thriller about a jetliner that crashes in the civil war torn Philippines and passengers are taken hostage. Looks very Gerry and opens in January. Damn, that’s a lame title. (My … Continue reading →

I think I cackled four times watching this trailer to a tale of a would-be rapper/ditched by his girlfriend, rounding up a crew for a heist, to impress that girlfriend and solve a few other problems. “Four Samosas” has that … Continue reading →

The writer director of “Belle Epoch” looks adapts a novel about a father’s principled efforts to help the less fortunate and impart his values in this drama. “Memories of My Father” opens Nov. 16 in New York and Nov. 18 … Continue reading →

He’s billed by his real name, Colson Baker, and he co stars with Maddie Haason, Ruby Rose and Scott McNairy among others in this Nov.18 release. Looks overfamiliar, but intense and realistic.

It’s really saying something when a Frenchman has been to Japan for “an electronic” penis implant, which you can “steer,” switch to “vibrate” and even has a penis-scope function “so you can see…inside,” and it’s not even the daftest thing … Continue reading →

I was utterly charmed by this Bronx Immigrant’s Tale when it first came out, a movie of vignettes, slices of life, people struggling and making sometimes good, sometimes desperate decisions. You might be, too, If you run across it streaming … Continue reading →

The Babys and Bad English front man is captured as he gets back to it after the enforced pandemic layoff. Unusual trailer for this Dec. 6 release. There’s pretty much no music in it to remind folks of who this … Continue reading →

This horror/sci-fi tale with dark comedy elements is from the folks who gave us “The Endless,” and it looks…OUT there. Moorhead & Benson, they go by. And with “Something in the Dirt,” they’ve given us something else to look forward … Continue reading →

The murders in “Holy Spider,” a Danish thriller about an Iranian serial killer, are some of the most disturbing ever filmed. There’s nothing pretty about strangling someone to death, and no avoiding the pathos in the victim’s eyes as she … Continue reading →

No one named Falwell or Trump, no evangelical “Christian Nationalist,” and no person associated with Liberty University or The Washington Examiner comes off well in “God Forbid,” the new documentary about “The Scandal that Brought Down a Dynasty.” But Tom … Continue reading →