Billy Porter. That’s really all I have to say. Billy Porter. Well, since I can’t give just a two-word review, I’ll go on; however, I see a day when that’s all you would have to write for a Billy Porter picture.
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Category: Reviews
Together Movie Review – Can these two stay together through a lockdown?
August 27, 2021
(updated August 27, 2021)
Published by Shari K. Green
Imagine being trapped indoors for a long period of time with someone you can’t stand. This film brings that horror to life for you by introducing an unidentified couple who attempt to get along during a desperate situation despite their lack of compassion for one another.
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Candyman Movie Review
August 26, 2021
(updated August 26, 2021)
Published by JMcNaughton
“Candyman” is movie based a previous movie version of the urban legend about an evil spirit of a man with a hook for a hand who would pass out sweet treats to get new victims. This older movie was a minor cult classic, and of course it is now time to bring it up to date with more socially relevant topics. Read more
Flag Day Movie Review
August 19, 2021
(updated August 19, 2021)
Published by Shari K. Green
“Flag Day” is about Journalist Jennifer Vogel and her relationship with her oft-imprisoned father, John. John and Jennifer are played by the father/daughter acting team of Sean Penn and Dylan Penn.
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The Protégé Movie Review
August 19, 2021
(updated August 19, 2021)
Published by JMcNaughton
“The Protégé” believes that old movie plot ideas can be done with a new twist and with new characters and still be a rip-roaring experience. They would be correct in that thinking, because this movie finds a unique place to become a globe-trotting revenge fight-fest and shoot-out that makes the best use of the excellent cast.
The Night House Movie Review
August 19, 2021
(updated August 19, 2021)
Published by JMcNaughton
“The Night House” is a spooky drama with few real scares, but a slow burn of a thriller to see if ghosts exist in the main character’s mind — or in real life. Due to her husband’s recent suicide, a woman deals with supernatural troubles in her house, where things tend to go bump (or worse) in the night. Rather than do the normal thing, and LEAVE, she sticks around to unfold the mystery.
Reminiscence – film review
August 19, 2021
(updated August 19, 2021)
Published by filmernie
Hugh Jackman, Rebecca Ferguson, Thandiwe Newton and Cliff Curtis star in a decent sci-fi, noir thriller from a co-creator of Westworld and Christopher Nolan’s brother.
The Meaning of Hitler Movie Review
August 13, 2021
(updated August 13, 2021)
Published by Shari K. Green
What is this title all about? Just what are filmmakers Petra Epperlein and Michael Tucker saying they believe it takes to be a fascist, the Hitler, of this generation?
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Free Guy – movie review
August 12, 2021
(updated August 12, 2021)
Published by filmernie
I have to admit that I wasn’t looking forward to watching Free Guy. I love Ryan Reynolds and I’m and old school gamer but honestly the movie looked like a typical action/comedy filled with lame jokes and too much CGI. I am happy to write that I was completely wrong and that the movie is one of the best times I’ve had in a theater this year. Read more
John and the Hole Movie Review
August 6, 2021
(updated August 6, 2021)
Published by Shari K. Green
“John and the Hole” is a story about a shy and quiet thirteen-year-old named John (Charlie Shotwell). John wants desperately to get control of his life but doesn’t know how to go about doing that.
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