The Last Stop in Yuma County
The Last Stop in Yuma County, a gut-punch of a movie filled with sweat, dust, rhubarb pie, and plenty of bullets. Continue reading The Last Stop in Yuma County
The Last Stop in Yuma County, a gut-punch of a movie filled with sweat, dust, rhubarb pie, and plenty of bullets. Continue reading The Last Stop in Yuma County
The usually-smooth Travolta sleep-waltzes through this turkey proving that “Cash Out” is not just a title but a stage in a career. Continue reading Cash Out
Filmmaker Emilio Mauro has a statement to announce but the noise is too scattershot to fully invest attention. Continue reading Another Day in America
Ned Benson spins up an enjoyably convenient, romance-driven fantasy set to 33 1/3 RPMs. Continue reading The Greatest Hits
Satanic Hispanics is more quirky than creepy and offers more cheers than fears. Continue reading Satanic Hispanics
Fun and slightly silly, Sergio Corbucci’s sword-and-sandals pseudo-sequel The Slave is a highly-enjoyable matinee-flavored classic that cleverly wraps around a timeless morality play. Continue reading The Slave
Surprisingly? The Hobby is wholly entertaining. And only possesses a whiff of that cult-ish fragrance. Continue reading The Hobby
Stranger In The Woods could have been a Millennial version of The Big Chill as the thriller aspect of the story is almost treated as an afterthought. Continue reading Stranger In The Woods
There is quiet power in Garau’s show-don’t-tell hour-long feature. However, attempts at heavier dialogue would have directed stronger sentiments and a deeper level of understanding. As it shows now, L’Incidente feels like a cinematic bring-your-child-to-work day. Continue reading L’Incidente (The Accident)