I Don’t Want to Go Out – Week of June 17
A couple of really great options this week in home entertainment. Also, a couple to steer clear of. Here is the low down. Click the film title for the full…read more →
Archive For June, 2019
Fright Club: This Cast!
We are beyond delighted to have been allowed to screen Jim Jarmusch’s new zombie classic The Dead Don’t Die two days in advance of its national opening. To honor this…read more →
Screening Room: MIB: International, Late Night, Shaft, The Dead Don’t Die
Big week! So many movies! Some of them are even great. This week we break down Men in Black: International, Shaft, Late Night, The Dead Don’t Die, Halston plus everything…read more →
I Do
The Proposal by Rachel Willis One part documentary, one part art piece, and one part love letter, The Proposal is an unusual film. Visual artist and director Jill Magid has…read more →
Ghouls
The Dead Don’t Die by Hope Madden Indie god and native Ohioan Jim Jarmusch made a zombie movie. If you don’t know the filmmaker (Down by Law, Ghost Dog, Only…read more →
Shaft Happens
Shaft by George Wolf “JJ” Shaft walks gingerly into traffic, taking care to watch for cars. He doesn’t constantly drop expletives and he’s keen on Brazilian dance fighting. So, he’s…read more →
Back in Black
Men in Black: International by Hope Madden Someone somewhere at some recent point in history must have said, “What we need is another Men in Black movie.” Someone else surely…read more →
Funny How?
Late Night by George Wolf Just weeks ago, Long Shot gave us an in-the-moment, proudly raunchy comedy with brains and big laughs. Audiences largely balked. Late Night also offers plenty…read more →
Do Clones Dream of Fluffy Puppies?
Diamantino by Matt Weiner Is Diamantino going for hard-hitting social commentary? Eurozone political satire? B-movie send-up? I spent the first half of the film (written and directed by Gabriel Abrantes…read more →
I Don’t Want to Go Out – Week of June 10
One of the biggest and baddest hits DVD this week, plus two other middling efforts that were better than they should have been. Here’s the skinny. Click the film title…read more →