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“#In ‘Violet’ That Voice Inside Your Head is a Main Character” “If I just don’t say anything, it’s better,” Violet (Olivia Munn) insists to her coworker, who’s observed the way she allows the employees under her to walk on top of her. It’s a resonating statement for those of us who live our lives trying…
“#’Paul Dood’s Deadly Lunch Break’ Dances a Fine Line Between Charm and Controversy” Who among us doesn’t have a love/hate relationship with social media? Its benefits are numerous, but the toll the likes of Twitter, Facebook, and others take on knowledge, empathy, awareness, and sometimes our very lives is immense. Everyone comes back for more,…
“#’Sound of Violence’ Rides in Circles on a Cycle of Trauma” Trauma affects different people in different ways. Some bury it deep within, some let it destroy them, and others lash out violently in response to their own pain. Our reaction to those in the last grouping can vary as, while you can never truly…
“#’The Feast’ Serves Up a Heaping Plate of Morality and Death, Welsh Style” The dinner table has been home to more than a few genre outings as it typically promises a warm, family-oriented setting unprepared for the violence to come. That holds true for the new Welsh chiller, The Feast, and while the terror spills…
“#’The Spine of Night’ is a Heavy Metal Parade of Violence” You’ll know if you’re down for The Spine of Night thirty seconds in. Maybe even after you read the short IMDb synopsis: “Ultra-violent, epic fantasy set in a land of magic, follows heroes from different eras and cultures battling against a malevolent force.” If…
“#’Alien on Stage’ Offers Ridley Scott in a Basic Format” Get to the chestburster. Four words were repeating over and over in my head as I watched Alien on Stage. Frankly, the four words went on repeat the moment I heard the concept. A group of British bus drivers from Dorset put on a community…
“#Let’s Not Make ‘Swan Song’ the Swan Song for Udo Kier” Cast Udo Kier in your film, and I’ll be there. The German-born actor has appeared in hundreds of movies, and even though I have not seen them all, I am on a mission to do so. He pulsates within every frame, and his piercing…
“#’Jakob’s Wife’ is a Celebration of Blood and Barbara Crampton” This isn’t news, but horror/comedies are among the most difficult subgenres to nail as finding the right tonal balance can be trickier than sucking coagulated blood through a paper straw. Add in the ubiquitous vampire threat, and filmmaker Travis Stevens‘ latest film is fighting an…
“#’Offseason’ Brings Mystery and a Sea-Born Terror Ashore” The days of truly original ideas are long gone as every movie feels inspired by or related to an older film in one way or another. That’s not grounds for critical drubbing, either, as what matters is what a filmmaker does with that inspiration. Mickey Keating‘s latest,…
“#Lorenza Izzo Astounds – /Film” In the 2013 horror film The Green Inferno, Lorenza Izzo’s portrayal of a naive activist trapped on an island with a group of deviants is largely forgotten amidst the gratuitous depravity stealing each scene. However, I always found her depiction of a well-intentioned deer caught in the headlights to be the…