Tag Archives: Bruce Dern

The ‘Burbs (1989) is celebrating its 35th anniversary this month. Let’s take a look back at this horror comedy that made suburbia seem like one hell of a place and explore a little movie trivia.  But first? Check out the trailer! Synopsis Ray Peterson (Tom Hanks) is a man trying …

The highly anticipated remake of the 1932 classic, The Most Dangerous Game, releases theatrically and digitally on August 5, 2022. This 90 year old film paved the way for the “humans hunting humans is the ultimate sport” genre. Films like Hard Target and Surviving the Game pay homage in one …

Mill Creek Entertainment is bringing audiences a fresh take on The Most Dangerous Game in 2022. While we wait for an official trailer, be sure to check out our exclusive interview with Casper Van Dien here! It’s pretty cool. He talks about his film, Dead Water, which also starred Judd …

The new action-thriller OVERRUN is available now on all streaming platforms. Packed with martial arts and gunfights, the folks behind the film call it “A stylistic cinematic sibling to cult classics like Reservoir Dogs, Smoking Aces, and John Wick.” Check out the trailer below, then read on for the details! …

Vision Film’s Nation’s Fire is a bit of mixed bag for me. Its heart is in the right place with what it wanted to do, but I felt that the finished product just wasn’t all that great. The acting was there with Bruce Dern (The ‘Burbs 1989) and Krista Grotte …

Over the years, there have been a lot of actresses that have become a staple in my generation. From Final Destination 3 (2006), She’s The Man (2006), Sex Drive (2008) and the TV series Silicon Valley, Amanda Crew is absolutely one of those! Check out this fun interview we had …

Bathed in the golden glow of the waning sun, a lone figure, gun slung over her shoulder, strides into view to the pulsing beat of a grinding soundtrack. This gorgeously filmed, perfectly framed opening of debut director Teddy Grennan’s Swing Low would look at home in any cool independent art …

I’ve always considered myself a huge Tarantino fan. I am well aware that some people think he’s a ripoff artist and a hack… some of those people are my friends. However, I have personally loved all of his films, even his segment in the anthology, Four Rooms (1995), where he …

A few months back, we had the opportunity to review Freaks and interview Emile Hirsch, and it was quite the experience. However, I personally never got to see the film, so when the opportunity came for me to review it for Fantasia 2019, I jumped at the chance. I absolutely …

When I first read about Filmmaker Zach Lipovsky’s (Afflicted 2013) film, Freaks, I made a few assumptions about what I was about to watch. I assumed it was about a little girl breaking free from her paranoid father’s grasp and discovering the world for the first time like the little …