Month: August 2026

Noticias de cine: The Descent: Part 2 tiene Lanzamiento en EE.UU. en 4K + Blu-ray + Digital Steelbook

Del Director Jon Harris y guionistas James McCarthy, J Blakeson y James Watkins nos llega a los EE.UU. el lanzamiento de la pelíicula The Descent: Part 2 por Lionsgate Limited. Elenco: Shauna McDonald, Natalie Mendoza, Douglas Hodge, Krysten Cummings, Gavan O’Herlihy, Josh Dallas, Anna Skellern Sinopsis: Disponible por primera vez en 4K en EE.UU., The… Continue reading Noticias de cine: The Descent: Part 2 tiene Lanzamiento en EE.UU. en 4K + Blu-ray + Digital Steelbook

Movie News:  The Descent: Part 2 has U.S. Release of 4K + Blu-ray + Digital Steelbook

From Director Jon Harris and from the script by James McCarthy, J Blakeson, and James Watkins, The Descent: Part 2 is now released in the US this month in 4K for the first time. Synopsis: The Descent: Part 2 follows Sarah Carter – dazed, bloodied, and speechless – as she emerges alone from the Appalachian… Continue reading Movie News:  The Descent: Part 2 has U.S. Release of 4K + Blu-ray + Digital Steelbook

The End of Oak Street Is Ridiculous, Weird, and Lots of Fun

There is nothing plausible about The End of Oak Street, and I mean that as a compliment. Writer-director David Robert Mitchell takes an ordinary 1982 suburban neighborhood, rips it from its familiar world via a mysterious cosmic event, and drops it into a prehistoric landscape filled with hungry dinosaurs. It is a completely ridiculous premise,… Continue reading The End of Oak Street Is Ridiculous, Weird, and Lots of Fun

Don’t Say Good Luck:  Finds Something Real Beneath the Coming-of-Age Formula

Don’t Say Good Luck, directed by Julia Hart and now streaming on Netflix, could have been another familiar coming-of-age story, but it is far more thoughtful. The film tackles real pain, complicated relationships, grief, family dynamics, and the uncomfortable process of growing up while someone you love is dying. Sophie attempts to navigate adolescence while… Continue reading Don’t Say Good Luck:  Finds Something Real Beneath the Coming-of-Age Formula

SXSW 2025 Movie Review: THE RIVALS OF AMZIAH KING

At SXSW, The Rivals of Amziah King proved to be a delightful surprise—a film that blends the quirky charm of rural Oklahoma with an unexpectedly involved and poignant narrative. In this narrative feature, director Andrew Patterson delivers a well-crafted exploration of ambition, family, and rivalry, all set against the backdrop of an unconventional honey-making enterprise.… Continue reading SXSW 2025 Movie Review: THE RIVALS OF AMZIAH KING

TONY: Anthony Bordain Biopic Depicts the World Renown Chef as having a Snot-nosed Background

Anthony Bourdain, a renowned chef and Food Network world traveler, had humble beginnings, and the new biopic about “Tony’s” background shows that everyone has to start somewhere. Director Matt Johnson’s film captures a pivotal moment in Anthony’s life, when the teen B.S. artist finds direction and the discipline to keep it. Actor Dominic Senna, who… Continue reading TONY: Anthony Bordain Biopic Depicts the World Renown Chef as having a Snot-nosed Background

The End of Oak Street – Much More Thrilling Than Expected

David Robert Mitchell wrote and directed this sci-fi adventure thriller. It surprised me that the story had so much more to it than I expected. I had seen the trailer before the screening, and it sounded interesting, but I was hesitant about whether it would have the depth it does. The trailer emphasized the dinosaur’s… Continue reading The End of Oak Street – Much More Thrilling Than Expected

THE WRONG GIRLS: A Wildly Imaginative Stoner Adventure

I have said this previously, and I will say it again. I love an entertaining stoner comedy. I didn’t expect the latest stoner comedy to star both Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat. As much as I enjoy the acting of both actors, their roles as two major stoner friends are the least-likely scenario I ever… Continue reading THE WRONG GIRLS: A Wildly Imaginative Stoner Adventure

Critica de cine: One Night Only – Sorprendentemente entretenida incluso con su premisa

Dirigida por el cineasta Will Gluck (Anyone but You, Friends with Benefits), One Night Only fue un cambio muy necesario respecto a los estrenos recientes desde mayo. Ya estaba un poco cansado de las varias películas de terror, superhéroes y/o aquellas con tanta violencia. Veo todo tipo de películas. Claro, disfruté los últimos estrenos de… Continue reading Critica de cine: One Night Only – Sorprendentemente entretenida incluso con su premisa