Movie Review: ‘Caught Stealing’
Opening in theaters August 29 is ‘Caught Stealing,’ directed by Darren Aronofsky, written by Charlie Huston, and starring Austin Butler, Zoë Kravitz, Matt Smith, Regina King, Liev Schreiber, Vincent D’Onofrio, Griffin Dunne, Carol Kane, and Benito Martinez Ocasio....
Movie Review: ‘Rabbit Trap’
In theaters on September 12th is ‘Rabbit Trap’, a horror mystery that represents the feature directorial debut writer/director Bryn Chainey.Dev Patel ('Monkey Man') stars alongside Rosy McEwen ('Blue Jean') in the story of married musicians looking to find a different...
Movie Review: ‘Spinal Tap II: The End Continues’
Opening in theaters September 12 is ‘Spinal Tap II: The End Continues,’ directed by Rob Reiner and starring Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, Harry Shearer, Rob Reiner, Kerry Godliman, Chris Addison, Elton John, and Paul McCartney. Opening in theaters September 12...
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Movie Review: ‘The 4:30 Movie’
Opening in theaters September 20th is ‘The 4:30 Movie,’ written and directed by Kevin Smith and starring Austin Zajur, Nicholas Cirillo, Reed Northrup, Siena Agudong, Jason Lee, Kate Micucci, Justin Long, Genesis Rodriguez, and Ken Jeong. Opening in theaters...
Movie Review: ‘The Substance’
Opening in theaters September 20 is ‘The Substance,’ directed by Coralie Fargeat and starring Demi Moore, Margaret Qualley, and Dennis Quaid.Related Article: Dennis Quaid and Penelope Ann Miller Talk 'Reagan' and His LegacyInitial ThoughtsCoralie Fargeat’s 2017...
Movie Review: ‘The Critic’
Opening in theaters on September 13th, ‘The Critic’ adapts Anthony Quinn’s novel ‘Curtain Call’ for the story of a legendary (and legendarily hard to please) theatre critic who looks to escape irrelevance by cooking up a blackmail scheme. Opening in theaters on...
Movie Review: ‘Wolfs’
Opening in theaters in limited release from September 20th ahead of a September 27th arrival on Apple’s TV+ service, ‘Wolfs’ is the latest attempt by the tech giant to lure in audiences with big names and healthy budgets, though seemingly –– given that one-week run in...
His Three Daughters
The tension between the sisters was palpable. Katie stood, arms crossed, her gaze sharp as she watched Rachel light another cigarette, oblivious to the growing anger. “Do you even care that he’s dying?”
Sector 36
Here’s an excerpt from *Sector 36*:
Arjun Verma entered the infamous Sector 36, where crime ruled the streets, and corruption was woven into the fabric of daily life. Determined and unyielding, he walked past wary eyes, aware that every corner hid a new threat. This wasn’t just another mission; it was a warzone. But Arjun had come prepared—not just with his badge, but with a personal vendetta. In this battle, he knew only one outcome would suffice: bringing down the criminal empire, no matter the cost.
The Perfect Couple
Amelia and Edward’s flawless relationship begins to crumble after a shocking accident at a lavish party they host. Amidst growing suspicions, Amelia starts doubting everything she thought she knew about Edward, while a murder investigation puts them both under scrutiny. As buried secrets come to light, their perfect life unravels, exposing the fragility of trust and the dark truths hidden beneath their polished exterior. The more they dig, the more they realize that the perfect couple might not be so perfect after all—a chilling psychological thriller that keeps audiences guessing until the final moment.
TV Review: ‘Agatha All Along’
Launching on Disney+ on Wednesday, September 18th with its first two episodes, ‘Agatha All Along’ looks to bring Marvel’s TV output back to a better level of success after some recent stumbles.On the evidence of the first two episodes –– four were provided to the...
Movie Review: ‘Never Let Go’
Opening in theaters on September 20th, ‘Never Let Go’ is the latest horror thriller from Alexandre Aja, who in recent years has brought us the likes of ‘Oxygen,’ ‘Crawl’ and ‘The 9th Life of Louis Drax. Opening in theaters on September 20th, ‘Never Let Go’ is the...
Terrifier 3
As Christmas lights flicker in the background, Art the Clown strikes again, donning a Santa suit and leaving a trail of blood in his wake. In one chilling scene, Art is seen basking in the carnage, making a sinister ‘snow’ angel in a pool of blood, perfectly encapsulating the film’s dark humor and brutal gore. The terror is amplified as Victoria Heyes returns, haunted by her past encounters with Art, adding a psychological layer to the visceral horror