By Another year older, another year wiser. Today (August 13th) is my birthday (Hooray!) and I wanted to share it with you….my fellow bloggers and readers. Yes, I am 40 years old today and (yes…) I’m officially getting older, especially with number of the big 40. That being said…..I am still
Rental Family From Filmmaker Hiraki Announced For The 69th BFI London Film Festival
The 69th BFI London Film Festival (8th-19th October) in partnership with American Express have announced that this year’s American Express Gala will be the UK premiere of Searchlight Pictures’ RENTAL FAMILY at the Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall on Thursday 16 October with director HIKARI and star Brendan Fraser expected
Weapons (2025)
Weapons (2025) And they never came back. Spoiler Warning: The following review contains major plot revelations from Weapons — proceed only if you’ve seen the film or don’t mind knowing its secrets. At exactly 2:17 a.m., seventeen elementary school children in the quiet American suburb of Maybrook rise from their
Blu-ray Review: Wolf Children
When you’re a kid, you’ll often question if your parents are really human. Compared to your friends’ cool parents, your mother and father seem different. Maybe they’re foreign agents or aliens from another planet. There’s a chance they’re monsters hiding in broad daylight. Wolf Children is about a mother raising
DVD Review: Steve McQueen: Desert Racer (The Official Authorized Documentary)
Steve McQueen was one of the great badasses of cinema. He was part of the Magnificent Seven. He made card players cool in The Cincinnati Kid. He was a sophisticated art thief in The Thomas Crown Affair. He tore up the streets of San Francisco in Bullitt. He made two
