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Nightmares Film Festival Inks First-Look Deal
June 20, 2019 11:00 am
Hope Madden
It may seem a ways off, but when October 24 rolls around, we won’t be the only people seeing what’s going on at the fourth annual Nightmares Film Festival. The genre fest that calls Gateway Film Center home has just inked a deal to make sure film distributors check it out, too. Gunpowder & Sky, […]
Thompsons, Shafts and Ghouls in Theaters
June 14, 2019 3:55 pm Hope Madden
Wow, big week. It’s uncommon for a summer weekend to see so many studio releases all at once – does that mean the competition’s not that sure about the “blockbuster” status of Men In Black: International? Well, they’re not wrong. Not that it’s bad, exactly, but what else is there to see? Late Night by […]
Misbehaving X-Men, Pets & Lovers in Theaters
June 8, 2019 3:44 pm
George Wolf
Well, the blockbusters range from mediocre to poor, but there is one indie you need to check out. Here’s the skinny. Dark Phoenix by Hope Madden and George Wolf Hey, remember back in ’06 when director Brett Ratner and writer Simon Kinberg crashed the X-Men franchise into oblivion by telling the story of how the […]
Godzilla, Rocketmen and Monster Moms in Theaters
May 31, 2019 12:53 pm Hope Madden
Flashes, explosions, loud noises — Godzilla may not deliver the goods, but Elton John seems to be able. Here’s a look at your kaiju and non-kaiju fare on screens this week. Godzilla: King of the Monsters by Hope Madden and George Wolf Must we destroy everything that challenges us, or is humanity’s only salvation an […]
Genies, Supervillains, Shadows and Smart Girls Gettin’ Nutty in Theaters
May 24, 2019 11:02 am George Wolf
Aladdin by George Wolf Stepping in for Robin Williams as the Genie in Aladdin was always going to be a thankless task, but while everyone was busy debating the casting of Will Smith, the director’s chair went largely unnoticed. Could Guy Ritchie, who’s evolved from rough and tumble British crime capers (Snatch) to both big […]
Canine Crusaders Unseating Avengers?
May 17, 2019 12:00 pm Hope Madden
For the first time since its release, Endgame may get bumped to runner up at the box office. Can John Wick take them down? He does have some skills. John Wick: Chapter 3 — Parabellum by Hope Madden John F. Wick. You have to tip your hat to a filmmaker who understands his strengths and […]
Geriatric Cheerleaders, Satanic Temples, and Other Weirdness in Theaters
May 11, 2019 1:08 pm Hope Madden
Man, there are a lot of movies opening this weekend. None really has a shot at unseating Endgame for the top spot, although Keanu and his dog might be eyeballing that seat for next week. In the meantime, though, studios and indies alike are taking a chance at capturing your imagination. Mostly they fail, but […]
