Page Revisions: (May 4, 2025) Original Release Date: May 9, 2025 Synopsis: From IMDb: “On a thrilling chase around the earth, an alien castaway and the earth kids who rescue him discover that life, love, and adventure are the same throughout the galaxy.” Poster Rating: C / C+ /...
“Cargo” becomes a metaphor for the world we’re leaving behind for our kids as much as a horror movie. However, it’s something of a muddled metaphor. I kept waiting for “Cargo” to feel like it had something more confidently to say, but it gets lost in the mid-section when ...
However, the villainous Fratelli family have just busted one of their number out of prison, and they stand in the kids’ way. Continue reading → Posted in 04/10, Choose Life, Empire Top 301, Empire Top 500, Lambcast, Review, The List | Tagged Anne Ramsey, Chris Columbus, Corey ...
The talent and intelligence that Roger Ebert hailed in his review of Fessenden’s “Habit” is present in “Beneath,” albeit in a diluted form. For example, the catfish is almost unimportant to the film’s main drama; You can see this in the way that Fessenden shows the creature uncere...
“how do you do, fellow kids” meme. Getting the short end of the stick here is the green ninja, Lloyd (Dave Franco), whose elemental power is…”green.” Even worse, though he attracts cheering crowds in his green ninja costume, the civilian Lloyd is best known for being Garmadon’s...
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Trigger warning – violence against children. Well, and bugs and slime and stuff but mainly the kids. There’s a whole section inRazor Coastabout Port Shaw’s sewers, which is are a little weirdly sophisticated for a little colonial town, but whatever. They go in with the halfing sewer ...
Film Review: ‘Kill Me Please’ Reviewed at SXSW Film Festival (SX Global), March 16, 2016. (Also in Goteborg Film Festival; New Directors/New Films; 2015 Venice Film Festival.) Running time: 104 MIN. (Original title: "Mate-me por favor")...
Trigger warning – violence against children. Well, and bugs and slime and stuff but mainly the kids. There’s a whole section inRazor Coastabout Port Shaw’s sewers, which is are a little weirdly sophisticated for a little colonial town, but whatever. They go in with the halfing sewer ...