“Pasolini” – Review (Ferrara’s Iconoclastic Love Letter)
“PASOLINI” is Abel Ferrara’s telling of Italian artist Pier Paolo Pasolini’s final day before his tragic murder.
“Stuber” – Review (Plenty of Action, Plenty of Laughs)
This is an action-comedy directed by Michael Dowse that centers on a detective that is trying to capture the elusive crime-lord that killed his partner. This detective also has eye troubles and after a recent surgery he still cannot see properly. So, he will enlist the help of an unsuspecting Uber driver when he gets a tip that could finally lead to this villain’s capture.
“Anna” – Review (A Vibrantly Fun Espionage Ride!)
Sasha Luss stars as Anna in this espionage action film following a KGB assassin. #AnnaMovie
“Tolkien” – Review (Hoult & Collins Headline a Capable Biopic)
A review of the new biopic #Tolkien starring Nicholas Hoult and Lily Collins.
“El Chicano” – Review (Much More Than Standard Vigilante Justice!)
A review of the new crime-thriller “El Chicano” directed by Ben Hernandez Brey starring Raúl Castillo.
“Little” – Review (A Small Comedy With Big Laughs)
A review of the new comedy “Little” now in theaters starring Regina Hall, Issa Rae and Marsai Martin. #LittleMovie
“Pet Sematary” – Review (A Remake We Needed?)
My review of #PetSematary the 2019 remake of the film adaptation of Stephen King’s classic novel, in theaters this weekend.
“Triple Frontier” – Review (A High Stakes Heist Film)
A review of #TripleFrontier the new action/heist movie now streaming on #Netflix
“The Hummingbird Project” – Review (Do Eisenberg, Skarsgård and Hayek Equal Success?)
A review of #TheHummingbirdProject coming to theaters March 15th.
“Black Mirror: Bandersnatch” – Review (Interactive Fun?)
A new form of consuming movies is now streaming on Netflix. Black Mirror: Bandersnatch is an interactive movie, and here is my review.