Seijun Suzuki was the second Japanese director who came to my attention. While I’d seen a few Japanese films before this point, Akira Kurasawa was the only director whose name stuck in my mind. Seijun Suzuki achieved name worthy status when his Branded To Kill and Tokyo Drifter were released
Thunderbolts* Official Teaser Trailer
An unexpected new team assembles as Marvel Studios releases the official teaser trailer for their upcoming superhero team up film Thunderbolts*. View trailer below. A group of supervillains are recruited to go on missions for the government. I was wondering when the first preview trailer for this movie was going
The Weekly Round-Up #772
I came close to finishing this week’s comics, but life got in the way again. Best Comic of the Week: Gilt Frame #2 – Matt Kindt’s wonderful longform take on detective fiction, a collaboration with his mother Margie Kraft Kindt, continues and becomes even more wonderful with this second issue.
Blu-ray Review: A Man On His Knees (Limited Edition)
Damiano Damiani captured the reality of the Mafia life in Italy in numerous films. While other directors might have made crime movies, often they stuck to the safety of a movie studio backlot. Damiani went to the heart of the Mafia by shooting in Sicily, the home of the Cosa
A Hell of a Trip to Delicias Short Film Review
★★★ Directed by: #DarwinReina Starring: #JenniferEagle, #JJDuffy, #TamiaDow, #GuadalupeHernandez, #IsaacReyes Short Film Review by: Alexandra James A Hell of a Trip to Delicias directed by Darwin Reina, follows a couple on holiday in Granada. They are your typical tourists, not looking to really immerse themselves within the culture just to