A movie like “The Deaths of Ian Stone” makes you lament the fickle nature of show business. I know only two things about director Dario Piana and writer Brendan Hood: Together they made one of the most unique science fiction thrillers I’ve ever seen, and they have not done much other filmmaking work since.... Read Original Article
It is a shame that movie remakes usually cover films that were already perfect the first time. The ones that truly deserve a second shot are those based on interesting concepts but which, for one reason or another, collapsed upon execution.
“Darkness Falls,” a 2003 horror film directed by Jonathan Liebesman, is Exhibit A for this argument.... Read Original Article
I would like to write a review as brief as George Washington’s 2nd inaugural address, the briefest ever delivered in history.
The so-called Seltzerberg duo of C-rate spoofsters endlessly fascinate with me how they managed to perfectly capture the zeitgeist of periods in our pop culture history with all the cynical vulgarity that these shameful events deserved.... Read Original Article