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Movie Preview: “Fat Man” is exactly what you’d expect a Mel Gibson holiday “Chris Cringle” movie to be — a little bit psycho
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Movie Review: A fake priest, an Exorcism streaming show, a test from Satan — “The Cleansing Hour”
If you only see one gonzo fake-priest-trapped-in-a-real-exorcism thriller, make it “The Cleansing Hour.” An account of a live-streamed exorcism, part of an online show titled “The Cleansing Hour,” it’s a violent and entertaining ride through demonic possession, religious fakery, the … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Slashers meet slashers everywhere they look in “Chop Chop”
It begins with the voice of a police dispatcher, something about “hunting” and “beheaded” and our “suspect is in a red vehicle,” and “check for pizza signs.” Our first glimpse of that suspect (David Harper) has him leering and lurching … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Joe Manganiello is SOMEbody’s “Archenemy”
This Dec. 11 release also stars Amy Seimetz, Skylan Brooks and Zolee Griggs.
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Netflixable? A dope saves a holiday — “Hubie Halloween”
Does the “moron comedy” have a future? After Adam Sandler ages out of them, I mean? Sandler’s latest for Netflix, “Hubie Halloween” has him freezing his face in perma-stupor, and doing the dopey dunce voice — just like the old … Continue reading
Movie preview: Tom Hanks plays another reporter, this time in the Old West — “News of the World”
Paul Greengrass is one of the great directors nobody talks about. And should. He’s behind the camera for this Tom Hanks Christmas movie, a glimmer of hope and compassion slated for release after American cruelty is chased back under a … Continue reading
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Documentary Review: “The Phenomenon” revisits UFOdom’s Greatest Hits
Last year’s release by the Department of Defense of unidentified flying object footage and the seeming admission that there’s “something” to all these decades of sightings, photographs, filmings and conspiracy-mongering about UFOs, gave birth to “The Phenomenon.” This is the … Continue reading
Movie preview: Aubrey Plaza is a movie maker with… issues — “Black Bear”
A rare drama from Ms. Plaza, an “inner demons” story co-starring Sarah Gadon.
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Movie Review: The Immigrant Experience Redeemed through Country Music — “Yellow Rose”
“Feel good movies” are a balm for tough times, and “Yellow Rose” comes along in one of the darkest falls in living American memory. It’s an immigrant story with a country music hook, and it taps into our need to … Continue reading
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Documentary Review: For “Botero,” it’s Go Big or Go Home
Fernando Botero stood out as “a figurative artist in an abstract era.” Everybody wanted paint spatters, stylized geometric forms or soaked paper or cracked porcelain on their canvases. Here was a Colombian inspired by Renaissance masters painting people, animals and … Continue reading
