Author: THEDHK
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A Quiet Place, Blockers
This week brings two very different but very good films! John Krasinski’s “A Quiet Place” and the comedy known as “Blockers.” Krasinksi continues to improve as a director with each film he makes. His horror debut “A Quiet Place” is one of the few horror films of the past few years I’ve seen willingly.…
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Greg Sestero for The Room, The Disaster Artist, Best F(r)iends
I had the chance to chat with Greg Sestero (oh hai Mark!) about his complicated collaborative history with Tommy Wiseau.
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Ready Player One, Pacific Rim Uprising, The Death of Stalin
This week brings two films burdened by heavy expectations, and one pleasant surprise. Spielberg’s titan, “Ready Player One” hits screens, I finally check out “Pacific Rim Uprising”, and review the pretty brilliant but scary “The Death of Stalin.”This review is spoiler free! “Ready Player One” is adapted from the novel by Ernest Cline, and it…
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Midnight Sun, Journey’s End
This week brings the teen doomed romance “Midnight Sun” and the WWI British film, “Journey’s End”. “Midnight Sun” is the doomed teen romance movie about a girl who can’t be exposed to the sun. Much to my chagrin it was not a vampire film… It stars Bella Thorne, Patrick Schwarzenegger, and Rob Riggle. On the…
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Broken Lizard for Super Troopers 2
I had the chance to chat with Steve Lemme, Jay Chandrasekhar, Erik Stolhanske, and Kevin Heffernan of Broken Lizard over beers. Shenanigans happened.
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Tomb Raider, Love Simon
This week brings the reboot of the video game adaptation franchise, “Tomb Raider”, and the gay teen romance, “Love, Simon.” It’s tough to imagine anyone but Angelina Jolie playing Lara Croft, but Academy Award winner Alicia Vikander brings her own compact flair to the role. While the film is nothing to write home about, it’s…
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Tatiana Maslany, Richard Raymond for “Souls of Totality”
Had the pleasure of interviewing Tatiana Maslany and Richard Raymond for their new short film, Souls of Totality, at Cinequest 2018. More about the film: A loving couple shares a quiet, isolated life together, filled with hidden wells of warmth and affection. But they face a moment of choice as a change in circumstance —…
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Anya Taylor-Joy, Corey Finely for Thoroughbreds
Star Anya Taylor-Joy and director Cory Finley are here to discuss Thoroughbreds. More about Thoroughbreds Childhood friends Lily (Anya Taylor-Joy) and Amanda (Olivia Cooke) reconnect in suburban Connecticut after years of growing apart. Lily is now a polished, upper-class teenager at a fancy boarding school; Amanda has turned into a sharp-witted outcast with an attitude.…