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- Category: In Theaters
- Created: 12 December 2018
- Written by Loron Hays
Tales of silver and gold. Yes, this documentary has its origins in that of greed and power. Our history concerning the treatment of indigenous people is not a pretty one. Thus, The Women in the Sand is also a heartbreaking story that, unfortunately, took place ...
Read more: The Women in the Sand: A Story of Death Valley’s Original People (2018) - Movie Review
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- Category: In Theaters
- Created: 07 December 2018
- Written by Frank Wilkins
This country’s opioid crisis is hitting Hollywood in a big way of late as a couple of new films dealing with opioid addiction have released in cinemas recently. It is sad – and a bit ironic – that a devastating societal meltdown has become such lucrative fodder for the industry’s ...
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- Category: In Theaters
- Created: 06 December 2018
- Written by Loron Hays
City of Gold wants to be something it just isn’t: an action adventure serial. But, in a movie where supernatural possession occurs and leaps in time happen, all packaged in a quasi-S&M public service announcement, that adventurous spirit gets lost deep in the Peruvian ...
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- Category: In Theaters
- Created: 03 December 2018
- Written by Loron Hays
Why, yes, we are in yet another cabin in yet another wooded area where, crazier even still, insane shit goes down. Get over it, though, as there is plenty to enjoy here. From the performances to the killer thriller teases, The Cabin (and its beyond bleak surroundings) opens its doors ...
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- Category: In Theaters
- Created: 30 November 2018
- Written by Frank Wilkins
Think The Favourite is just another drab royal period piece? Think again. First, this film is from Yorgos Lanthimos who brought us the twisted The Killing of a Sacred Deer and the ambitious The Lobster. The guy is simply one of the most enigmatic filmmakers going ...
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- Category: In Theaters
- Created: 28 November 2018
- Written by Loron Hays
“You just killed me!” It is hard to feel sympathy for businessman Anthony Peterson (Ron Thompson). He’s been kidnapped and, with only a cell phone left in the large shipping container with him, literally has no physical contact with anyone else throughout ...
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- Category: In Theaters
- Created: 26 November 2018
- Written by Loron Hays
Delta Sigma Sigma really knows how to paint the town red during the holiday season! It helps that they have the help of a murdering psycho prowling around, but who knew – in a holiday that depends on good old fashion cheer (and jeer?) to soldier on – that this crazy bitch would ...
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- Category: In Theaters
- Created: 24 November 2018
- Written by Loron Hays
Yo! Creed II, after a three year wait, has arrived and fans of Creed and the ongoing Rocky series will certainly be pleased with the final product. Its physical brutality is matched with each and every emotion presented on the screen. You will pump your fists and get teary ...
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- Category: In Theaters
- Created: 14 November 2018
- Written by Loron Hays
The red lights strung without care. The hushed voices coming from just around the corner. The decrepit elf under the bed. And the smile; THAT stretched out smile. It shouldn’t be on the face of a child so young, but it is in this horror movie. Christmas shouldn’t be ...
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- Category: In Theaters
- Created: 16 November 2018
- Written by Frank Wilkins
In film, mass audience appeal and brains rarely ever go together. Just ask Paul Blart. Yet, with his heist thriller Widows, filmmaker Steve McQueen proves that it is actually possible to make an intelligent film that is also appealing to a wide audience ...
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