Saturday Night Live’s Paul Brittain and Tim Meadows round out an all star cast in a race to capture the ever, always, and continuously elusive Sasquatch. Screen Media Films have a gem on their hands with Sasq-Watch, a witty and at times acerbic mockumentary of two brothers, Nigel and Oscar,…
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PGA Nominated ‘The Newspaperman: The Life And Times Of Ben Bradlee’ Is A Must See
Famed Washington Post Editor Ben Bradlee with President Kennedy. Image courtesy of The Washington Post. In journalism there are few names that evoke such knee jerk responses of both anger and respect quite like the former editor of The Washington Post Ben Bradlee, for good reason. Credited with publishing The Pentagon…
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Kepler’s Dream- An Unforgetable Story Of Courage And Second Chances In A World Struggling With Both
Speaking of second chances. Sean Flanery stars as Walt, an absent father who can’t handle the responsibilities of being a parent or a husband and it nearly it nearly costs him everything. Kepler’s Dream stars Isabella Blake-Thomas as Ella, an 11 year old girl struggling with staying positive in…
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Beacon Point A Sci-Fi Horror Tale Of Lies, Secrets, and Bloody, Alien Shenanigans
There’s a reason the woods are scary…and maybe a little complicated but definitely scary. Camping, hiking, aliens, ex-cons, and strangers in survival situations almost always makes for a good movie, but here at Beacon Point, it sets the stage for death, conspiracy, and slightly awkward social situations. The trouble begins…
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Hockey’s Most Misunderstood Position Finally Has Its Day In Acclaimed Documentary Ice Guardians
Team Enforcer: game bully or team protector? Depends on who you ask, and it’s about time the players got to tell their side of the story. Fighting has been a staple in hockey since the game was first played professionally in the early 1900’s. Fighting is in its roots, in…
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The Greatest Showman Is Pure Holiday Magic For All Ages That Will Leave You Breathless
“The noblest art is that of making others happy” P.T Barnum The Greatest Showman is a glimpse into the eclectic and eccentric world of one Mr Phineas Taylor Barnum, a man who gave the world sites, sounds, and experiences never seen or felt before, all with great flourish and…
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Documentary The Bill Murray Experience Via Gravitas Ventures Lands A Bit Short Of Its Potential
Now honestly, this really is the perfect way to meet the man. Making her directorial debut, actress/filmmaker Sadie Katz (Blood Feast, Wrong Turn 6: Last Resort) gives us an inside look into a journey of a lifetime, one fraught with set backs, loss, heartache, and yet some semblance of…
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Bad Frank Is A Must See Movie For Those Who Like Good Guys Who Go Very, Very Bad
“A man can only hold so much inside…” Bad Frank stars Kevin Interdonato as Frank Pierce, your average Italian Joe with a nice house in the suburbs, gorgeous wife, a disturbing past and medically repressed anger issues (which makes him “not average” at this point..)…
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The Control Group Is An Impressive Romp Into The World Of Psychotic Scientists, Insane Asylums, And Bird People
The living dead always look so pissed. Image via ravenousmonster.com The Control Group via Point And Shoot Productions really is an interesting twist on the old story line of college kids getting kidnapped, then get drugged up and locked in an abandoned insane asylum by a mad scientist, people dying…
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Horror Movie Hunting Grounds Matches Man Against Sasquatch With Strange Results
Original title and movie poster for Hunting Grounds So in classic horror movie style, a handful of friends and family members go on a hunting trip and end up in a fight for survival. This one, however, includes very hairy and angry landlords who want these intruders off their property…