Ryan (Travis Laughlin) is about to get married. His friend Mark, played by the writer and director of the film, Reed Arnold, who is standing up with him as his best man, and his bestie from college, Rose (Kelly Russo), show up to view the nuptials. However, she wasn’t invited.
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“Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma” is a movie with an usual title. It represents a fictional “Camp Miasma” as an old 1980’s “Slasher Film” franchise. This series has spun off so many low-quality sequels that the entire franchise is now toxic. A young hot-shot Director has been given a chance to revive the concept again. She is paired with the now-reclusive lead actress from the first movie — the ‘Final Girl’. Can they raise the dead, and is that a good idea? Read more
“One Night Only” is about a mandate that tells people that not only do unmarried people only get one night a year to have sex, ONE, but they better have a condom ready. They must use protection. Everyone! Get prepared in advance! Hello!?! Read more
“Cookie Queens” starts by showing us a young Girl Scout by the name of Olive (who we learn later is a star seller for the company) asking her troop who knows the names of all the cookies they sell. Only one hand raises. It’s early in the season.
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“Olmo” is a low-key coming-of-age movie that explores the life of a family living in the Southwest during the late 1970’s. This small group of people has money stress and medical issues. But deep down, they have a deep reservoir of family bonds.
This is going to be difficult to write without telling you things you don’t want to know going in. Important to inform you of, I liked the use of all the supporting characters, of which there are several and they’re all crucial to the storyline.
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If you’ve ever been stood up by a friend because they had to suddenly go play a game of pickleball instead of going with you to a planned event, you’ll get this movie. What does it say about you that you’re not sharing their love of the game?
In my opinion, this is Christopher Nolan’s best film. His Magnum Opus. It’s exceptional in every way possible. There’s no way he can top it. If he does, the attempt to catch him as one of the best ever will end. Trust me, this sure lives up to the hype.
This movie is flawless, which surprised me. It gives you exactly what it says it will: a comedic film with a beautifully dramatic ending. Read more
