BRIGSBY BEAR – A Review by John Strange
byBRIGSBY BEAR – A Review by John Strange James (Kyle Mooney) lives a happy life in an underground home in the…
Sony Pictures Classics
Movie Review RoundUp – Kong, MacLaine, and WWII
byThis weekend witnessed three interesting films released to the masses. These three films don't seem to have anything in common. But after a weekend…
The Hollars – A Review By Gadi Elkon
byThe Hollars is a well acted late spring to early fall transition film. Not enough of a dramatic film to warrant a later fall…
The Hollars – A review by Nick Askam
byJohn Krasinski's return to the director's chair, The Hollars, opens in theaters today. Click through for Nick Askam's review of the film.
EQUITY – Interview w/ Producer & Actress Alysia Reiner
bySony Pictures Classic's EQUITY is remaining strong and even gaining fans as it continues it's theatrical run. Producer and Actress Alysia Reiner shared many of…
EAT THAT QUESTIONâFRANK ZAPPA IN HIS OWN WORDS – A Review by John Strange
byEAT THAT QUESTION—FRANK ZAPPA IN HIS OWN WORDS By: John ‘Doc’ Strange Over the last few years there have been several…
Maggie’s Plan – Q & A with Filmmaker Rebecca Miller
byWriter/Director/Producer Rebecca Miller's latest film creation is one of the year's more charming and witty romantic comedies. Click through for a special Q &…
DARK HORSE – A Review by John Strange
byDARK HORSE By: John ‘Doc’ Strange Dark Horse is a documentary about the people from a village in Wales who…
Movie Reviews – Burnt, Room, and Truth
byThis week's movie releases are a food-porn Bradley Cooper flick that is slightly undercooked, solid look into the story that broke Dan Rather &…
Movie Reviews: Labyrinth of Lies, Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension, & Beasts of No Nation
byThis week's movie releases deal with the evil demons of the past in three different ways. Sony Picture Classics historical legal drama, Labyrinth of…