In “Mercy,” it’s 2029, Los Angeles. Privacy? There is none. We’re told that there’s so much crime and civil unrest that prison overcrowding is an issue that needs to be addressed, and so is the homeless population.
Category: Reviews
Dead Man’s Wire Movie Review
This movie was very well done. It’s unnerving and intense. I’ll say it’s a watch at the theater film, mostly so you don’t get distracted. Keep your eyes on the screen at all times. You have to witness these performances.
The Testament of Ann Lee Movie Review
“The Testament of Ann Lee” is an intense movie with a noteworthy performance by Amanda Seyfried, who is completely devoted to this role.
My Neighbor Adolf Movie Review
January 9, 2026
(updated January 9, 2026)
Published by Shari K. Green
This movie is about, for lack of a better way to say it, two grumpy old men who live next door to one another. They finally meet and realize they have incredible differences. Can they move beyond those differences is what you’ll be finding out, especially when you find out what they have in common.
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Greenland 2: Migration Movie Review
January 8, 2026
(updated January 8, 2026)
Published by JMcNaughton
“Greenland 2: Migration” is a follow-up movie from the prior ‘end-of-the-world disaster movie’ named “Greenland”. In the other movie, a family found a safe shelter. The safety comes to an end five years later. They must travel into the unknown to find a new safe place.
The Plague Movie Preview
January 1, 2026
(updated January 1, 2026)
Published by JMcNaughton
“The Plague” is a deep dive into a pool of peer pressure and emotional pain. The young boys at a summer swim camp are left with minimal supervision. This allows the bully group leader to punish others with fear of exclusion and force the ‘new kid’ to choose a side. Read more
We Bury the Dead Movie Review
January 1, 2026
(updated January 1, 2026)
Published by JMcNaughton
“We Bury the Dead” is a story of a small-scale apocalypse, which results in many deaths. But the real story is with the tremendous amount of grief and despair that is left behind. There is no way to try and bury those strong emotions.
All Saints Day Movie Review
December 31, 2025
(updated January 1, 2026)
Published by JMcNaughton
“All Saints Day” is more than a religious holiday; it is a glimpse into a fractured family. These folks have never found a way to put the ‘fun’ into dysfunctional. So, they remain broken and bitter. They have no way to see each other as Saints — only Aint’s… Read more
Marty Supreme Movie Review
“Marty Supreme” is about one of the most outlandishly fascinating characters in the world of sports, Marty Mauser, the United States Table Tennis champ.
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Anaconda Movie Review
In “Anaconda,” we go along with some failed amateur filmmakers, who most have long given up the craft, in an attempt to remake the 1997 movie of the same name. Doug (Jack Black) calls this a “spiritual sequel.”
