The Stage 32 Videos: Film Review

The Luring is written and directed by Christopher Wells. A Psychological Thriller sprinkled with some trauma and obsession. Garrett is a young man who tries to recover a lost memory by returning to his family's vacation home, where an unspeakable act took place and fractured his mind.

This movie is getting so much backlash from the critics and low ratings , the Sony verse is a flop? I feel there's issues but not on a catwoman level of bad

Finally got to see Godzilla Minus One and it's the black and white edition

Aqua man is back for possibly the last run in the DCU along with Patrick Wilson , Nicole Kidman , Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Dolph Lundgren, Temuera Morrison and Amber Turd

Originality It is based on Roth's mock trailer of the same name from Grindhouse . If you know Eli Roth it's gonna be insane

Roberto Leoni reviews Tenet (2020) written and directed by Christopher Nolan starring John David Washington, Robert Pattinson, Elisabeth Debicki.

Roberto Leoni reviews Les Misérables (1919) directed by Ladj Ly, written by Ladj Ly, Giordano Gederlini, Alexis Manenti, starring Damien Bonnard

This is my first film review from a family-friendly perspective.

You can find the ENGLISH DUBBED version of Roberto Leoni review on IMDB: http://bit.ly/CONTAGION__

Roberto Leoni reviews 1917 (2019) directed by Sam Mendes, written by Sam Mendes, Krysty Wilson-Cairns, starring George MacKay, Dean-Charles Chapman. You can find the ENG DUBBED version of Roberto Leoni review on IMDB: http://bit.ly/1917___

Roberto Leoni reviews JoJo Rabbit (2019) directed by Taika Waititi, written by writers based on the novel written by Christine Leunens. You can find the ENG DUBBED version of Roberto Leoni review on IMDB: http://bit.ly/JOJO_RABBIT_

A Blood Throne Writer/Producer/Director Xavier Garcia earned his BA in Spanish Literature and Theater at Colby College, and this background is quite evident when watching A Blood Throne, a superb spinoff of the Gospel of Matthew's account of Herod, king of Judea. Based in Massachusetts, Xavier produced the film along with his brother Jonathan under the siblings' co-founded, award-winning production company Mount Harvest. Although their website touts their faith-based film cred, we had to ask them for clarification because their final product feels quite apart from an ordinary religious niche production. And Garcia will tell you that Sunday school is not really the point. It's more a case of mining the Bible for material, then building a highly dramatic narrative about the characters, settings and situations they find. King Herod is not typical fare for a Bible-inspired film, either; in fact, the last attempt we could find in a Google search was a 1958 Italian-French epic. Like other classically-trained dramatists, the Garcia brothers are intensely interested in characters who act unpredictably and often violently, creating a thunderstorm around themselves. And in a nod to effective structure, from this maelstrom enters another character who can counter the madness—to such an artist this could be Superman or the Biblical Jesus, it's almost beside the point. This dual role of conviction and exploration is what makes Xavier Garcia so interesting as a filmmaker. He does profess his Christian faith, but he is thoroughly committed to telling his story wherever it takes him. Whether a believer or not, one can respect an artist who hits his marks like this one. You can read more in the Glouchester Daily Times and/or watch the trailer here: A Blood Throne Trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55Wqg2zQsUI