Kristen Stewart and Laura Dern bring a sense of duality in the true story of a famous author in the trailer for JT LeRoy. In the film, Stewart plays Samantha Knoop, a young woman who finds herself taking the identity of JT LeRoy, a famous author who is the pen name of her sister-in-law, played […]Read Post ›
This 80’s underrated comedy is a funny tribute to the classic gangster film full of funny performances and gags that even holds in today’s standards. As a teenager hawking newspapers in 1910 New York City, Johnny Kelly is just trying to make a living to help his constantly ailing mother. When he gets into a […]Read Post ›
2015, Universal Pictures/Legendary Pictures/New Line Cinema/Cube Vision/Crucial Films/Broken Chair Flickz Director: F. Gary Gray Producers: Matt Alvarez Dr. Dre Scott Bernstein F. Gary Gray Ice Cube Tomica Woods-Wright Writers: S. Leigh Savidge (story) Alan Wenkus (story) Andrea Berloff (story and screenplay) Jonathan Herman (screenplay) Cinematography: Matthew Libatique Editing: Billy Fox Michael Tronick Cast: O’Shea Jackson […]Read Post ›
1991, Cannon Films/Distant Horizon Director: Frans Nel Producer: Anant Singh Writers: John Barrett (story) Emil Kolbe (screenplay) Cinematography: Paul Morkel Editing: Renee Engelbrecht Cast: John Barrett (Robert James “B.J.” Quinn) Keith Vitali (Chad Hunter) Brad Morris (Jacques Denard) Terry Norton (Carol) Ted Le Plat (Willard) Roger Yuan (Howard) Len Sparrowhawk (Bob Wiser) Mike Huff (Robert […]Read Post ›
2014, Warner Bros. Pictures/Ratpac Entertainment/GK Pictures/Malpaso Productions Director: Clint Eastwood Producers: Clint Eastwood Graham King Tim Headington Robert Lorenz Writers: Marshall Brickman (screenplay and musical book) Rick Elice (screenplay and musical book) Cinematography: Tom Stern Editing: Joel Cox Gary D. Roach Cast: John Lloyd Young (Frankie Valli) Vincent Piazza (Tommy DeVito) Michael Lomenda (Nick Massi) […]Read Post ›
1931, Warner Bros. Pictures Director: William A. Wellman Producer: Darryl F. Zanuck Writers: Kubec Glasmon (story) John Bright (story) Harvey F. Thew (screenplay) Cinematography: Dev Jennings Editing: Edward M. McDermott Cast: James Cagney (Tom Powers) Jean Harlow (Gwen Allen) Edward Woods (Matt Doyle) Joan Blondell (Mamie) Donald Cook (Mike Powers) Leslie Fenton (“Nails” Nathan) Beryl […]Read Post ›
It is rare that a sequel could be as good as its original but this film would make history as the first sequel to earn the Academy Award for Best Picture, and rightfully so. In the early 20th Century, a young Sicilian boy named Vito Andolini escaped a hit from a Mafia boss that resulted […]Read Post ›
The wild and wacky story of Israeli cousins and filmmakers Menahem Golan and Yoram Globus during their heyday as the driving force behind Cannon Films is revealed in this fun and crazy documentary. During the 1980’s, Cannon Films was one of the top film companies that while it focused mainly on action and horror, […]Read Post ›
The rise and fall…and rise again of a renowned chef in Hong Kong is the basis and can only be done in Stephen Chow’s mo lei tau style in this hilarious cooking comedy. Stephen Chow is the renowned God of Cookery. He has many fans and loyal followers. However, he does have a bit of […]Read Post ›
