29 Apr 2013
Posted by John Delia 
This story of a teenager with a case with raging hormones raises the bar on similar stories and those that have yet to come. Well acted and directed with realism, Young and Wild borders on soft pornography, but with a dramatic script that’s theatrical releasable. The entertaining Chilean comedy...
Read more → 29 Apr 2013
Posted by John Delia 
Here’s a very different documentary that follows the life of director Jonathan Caouette’s mentally ill mother Renee Leblanc as he takes her from one assisted living facility to another over 1000 miles away. Sometimes unnerving and depressing other times heartbreaking and empathetic the film...
Read more → 26 Apr 2013
Posted by Alex Kecskes 
Among the more normal inhabitants of Netflick’s Hemlock Grove is Alyssa Sworn (Emilia McCarthy), the daughter of the town sheriff, Tom (Aaron Douglas). While she appears to be just another teenager, Alyssa had a big secret that dramatically altered the dynamic of many inhabitants of the fictional...
Read more → 25 Apr 2013
Posted by John Delia 
Continuing to make exciting films Michael Bay releases Pain & Gain a movie that’s reminiscent of his storytelling with the wild and enthusiastic Bad Boys, but far from his explosive films like Transformers and Armageddon. Here he takes you on a roller coaster ride with a true crime story, a dark...
Read more → 25 Apr 2013
Posted by John Delia 
It’s time for Matthew McConaughey to step up and do what he does best and in Mud he nails the role. The cool little Indie has all the trappings of a good film including, a taught plot, good direction and a couple of kids that can act to boot. If you like movies that ease into the plot and hook...
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