Director: Natalie Erika JamesWriters: Natalie Erika James and Christian WhiteCast: Emily Mortimer, Bella Heathcote and Robyn NevinRuntime: 89 min Kay (Emily Mortimer) goes back to her family home in search of her missing mother Edna (Robyn Nevin), accompanied by her daughter Sam (Bella Heathcote). Edna’s house is in disrepair and …
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20 film festivals including Tribeca, Toronto, Berlin, Sundance and Cannes have joined forces to co-curate content for a 10-day online festival. From May 29 to June 7, viewers can enjoy We Are One: A Global Film Festival for free at www.youtube.com/weareone Each film has a scheduled screening time but many …
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Lionsgate Live has another movie presentation this Friday to raise money for furloughed movie theater employees. This week John Wick will be the featured film hosted by Jamie Lee Curtis. The broadcast will include special messages from the John Wick cast. Throughout the presentation, you will also see heartfelt messages …
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We started a new podcast y’all! Kimberly, Llana, and Natasha aka Natty Willy talk movies, TV shows, tech, and go off on tangents! Binge listen the first thee episodes with the last focusing on the trailers that dropped over the holiday. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
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VIZ MEDIA TEAMS WITH FATHOM EVENTS TO PRESENT EXCLUSIVE SAILOR MOON PREMIERE EVENT NATIONWIDE Beloved Guardian of Love and Justice Returns In Special Two Weekend-Only Engagement in More Than 590 Movie Theaters Across The U.S. San Francisco, CA, June 7, 2018 – VIZ Media, LLC (VIZ Media), a premier company …
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What Happened to Monday is a sci-fi action thriller, directed by Tommy Wirkola who is best known for (the critically panned) Hansel And Gretel: Witch Hunters. What Happened to Monday was on the Black List, a list of the best unproduced screenplays in Hollywood. It was originally written for a …
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The dread starts early in the new horror extravaganza, The Belko Experiment, a self-assured, horrifying, and occasionally horrifyingly funny, outing. In fact, I enjoyed this film unabashedly—if you can call cringing in your seat for nearly the entirety of the 88-minute runtime enjoyment. Between James Gunn’s smart, taut script and …
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On this week’s episode of GeekScholars Movie News, the hosts reveal their picks to win the biggest categories at the 89th Annual Academy Awards! Before that, however, the team plays a round of Never Tell Me the Odds with the rumors that Mel Gibson may direct Suicide Squad 2, Ridley Scott may direct The Batman, and …
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I have to give it to IFC: Its IFC Midnight imprint is a clever idea, apparently a way to brand potential cult movies—particularly in the horror genre—and get people to view small, independent films which may otherwise be ignored. Unfortunately, its recent entry, Intruder, is pretty bad, not in that …
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Occasionally, I see a film that’s so bad, I can’t help but be angry that I spent any time watching it. Beacon Point is one of those films. The film fails on multiple levels, even though Rae Olivier, as main protagonist Zoe, gives it her all. What should be Zoe’s …
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