Sundance Film Festival 2021: Mass (2021) Peterson Hill January 31, 2021 Shot for Shot Fran Kranz’s directorial debut, Mass, could take place anywhere.
Sundance Film Festival 2021: In the Earth (2021) Peterson Hill January 30, 2021 Shot for Shot Yes, In the Earth was shot quickly, but this doesn’t feel cobbled together in the slightest.
Sundance Film Festival 2021: How it Ends (2021) Peterson Hill January 30, 2021 Shot for Shot The pandemic isn’t exactly mentioned in How it Ends, but it’s nearly impossible to not sense the responsibility the filmmakers felt.
Sundance Film Festival 2021: One for the Road (2021) Peterson Hill January 29, 2021 Shot for Shot The latest film from Baz Poonpiriya, One for the Road, is glossy and overwrought, wringing the audience for every tear duct imaginable.
Sundance Film Festival 2021: Censor (2021) Peterson Hill January 29, 2021 Shot for Shot As part of the Midnight screenings at this year’s Sundance, Censor is fun, but never quite as wild as what it’s a pastiche of.
Sundance Film Festival 2021: Coda (2021) Peterson Hill January 29, 2021 Shot for Shot Coda might have a subplot or two too many, but Heder’s portrait of a small town is lived in without feeling cloying.
Page to Screen: F. Paul Wilson’s The Keep Paul Brian McCoy January 24, 2021 Page to Screen If there was ever a film that deserved a big-budget remake, it’s The Keep, although I think it’s tailor made for a prestige TV series.
Lost in Translation 371: Spitting Image Scott Delahunt January 15, 2021 Lost in Translation One of the remakes, Spitting Image, may have been needed, a shot in the arm to handle current affairs.
Anything Joes: Unboxing: Symbiote Studios 12″ G.I. Joe Plush Cobra Commander & Snake Eyes Greg Engle January 13, 2021 Anything Joes Greg takes a quick look at the new Symbiote Studios 12 Inch Plush releases of Cobra Commander & Snake Eyes (With Timber!)
Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! – Apocalypse Male Paul Brian McCoy January 9, 2021 Drive-In Saturday Faster Pussycat!, in fleeting moments, transcends its limitations, staking out pop culture real estate that has never been touched as effectively.
Lost in Translation 370: The Empire Strikes Back – The Original Radio Drama Scott Delahunt January 8, 2021 Lost in Translation What does help with the adaptation of The Empire Strikes Back is that the movie is personal.
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Part 4 Paul Brian McCoy January 5, 2021 All Binge... No Purge Overall, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Part 4 was entertaining and easy to binge through, but I’m not sure how much of an impact it will really have.
Promising Young Woman (2020) Nate Zoebl January 1, 2021 Movies, Reviews Promising Young Woman is a definite conversation-starter and the first thing you might say upon its conclusion is a breathless exclamation of, “Wow.”
Lost in Translation 369: Looking Forward to 2021 Scott Delahunt January 1, 2021 Lost in Translation There may be no going back to the old normal; if so, a new normal will be established through trial and error.
Possessor: Uncut (2020) Paul Brian McCoy December 31, 2020 DVD/Blu-ray, Movies, Reviews Possessor is a masterfully realized visual treat that manages to unnerve and disturb without any consideration or concern for the audience’s comfort and well-being.
Anything Joes: S01E09 – G.I. Joe #2 / Panic At The North Pole Greg Engle December 31, 2020 Anything Joes Greg and Jaren take a look at the Joes' next mission into arctic lands, and discuss their first encounter with the mysterious tracker known as Kwinn!
Lost in Translation 368: Wrapping up 2020 Scott Delahunt December 25, 2020 Lost in Translation Time for the now traditional year-end wrap up with a look at the top ten movies of 2020.
Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) Nate Zoebl December 24, 2020 Movies, Reviews Wonder Woman 1984 is fun, splashy, and doesn’t lose sight of its characters and their emotional states even as it elevates the world-annihilation stakes.
Lost in Translation 367: “A Leap to Di For” Scott Delahunt December 18, 2020 Lost in Translation “A Leap to Di For” is definitely made by fans who care about Quantum Leap, and the effort pays off.
