Por Liz Lopez Fuente: Lionsgate El thriller “Nerve” disponible en Digital HD el 11 de Octubre y luego Blu-ray Combo Pack SANTA MÓNICA, CA – Emma Roberts (de la serie televisiva “Scream Queens”) y Dave Franco (de la franquicia Now You See Me) protagonizan Nerve, un thriller romántico cargado de suspense dirigido a la generación… Continue reading Ahora Disponible en Digital: NERVE
Day: October 12, 2016
Fantastic Fest 2016 Review & Interview: THE VOID
By Mark Saldana Rating: 3 (Out of 4 Stars) Appropriately, my first midnight feature of the festival was a doozy of a horror flick that left me wide-eyed and slack-jawed. It is also a film that left me with more questions unanswered than any other film of the fest. Writer/directors Jeremy Gillespie and Steve… Continue reading Fantastic Fest 2016 Review & Interview: THE VOID
Fantastic Fest 2016 Review: S IS FOR STANLEY
By Mark Saldana Rating: 4 (Out of 4 Stars) I consider Stanley Kubrick one of my favorite filmmakers of all time. As many of his films that I and other fans have seen, most of us know so little about the enigmatic filmmaker who created such masterpieces as A Clockwork Orange and 2001: A Space… Continue reading Fantastic Fest 2016 Review: S IS FOR STANLEY
Fantastic Fest 2016 Review: SHIN GODZILLA
By Mark Saldana Rating: 2.5 (Out of 4 Stars) Going into this film, I was filled with anticipation and excitement, since this latest take on the lovable kaiju was produced by Toho, the Japanese company where Godzilla originated. Following the screening, on the other hand, I left somewhat disappointed. The newest version of Gojira, titled… Continue reading Fantastic Fest 2016 Review: SHIN GODZILLA
Fantastic Fest 2016 Review: DEAREST SISTER
By Mark Saldana Rating: 3.5 (Out of 4 Stars) Even with the limitations of budget, and that fact that she makes her movies in a Communist state, director Mattie Do remains undaunted and enthusiastic about her films, and wishes to use the medium to shed light on the real problems of her nation. At the… Continue reading Fantastic Fest 2016 Review: DEAREST SISTER