Category: New Releases
‘Mass’: Stunning Performances Mark Hard-Hitting Drama
Mass from Fran Kranz is a dramatic character study of two couples coming to terms with a violent event in their past. Technically adept and hard hitting, Mass is now in theaters.
Nightstream 2021- ‘After Blue (Paradis Sale): An Erotic, Sci-fi, Western
Surreal Eroticism And Grotesque Horror Paint A Gorgeously Macbre Picture In This Science-Fiction Horror Western
‘Demigod’: A Creepy Tale Of A Haunting Legacy
Deep In The Forest, One Woman’s Dark Past Lies Waiting In This Well Directed And Spooky Tale Of Evil And Demons
‘The Awkening Of Lilith’: A Mystery Of Psychological Horror
The psychologically twisted effects of tragedy are explored in this gripping horror mood piece that will unnerve you
Nightstream Film Festival: ‘Woodlands Dark And Days Bewitched: A History Of Folk Horror’
A Fascinating documentary that takes a deep and studided look at the origins and lasting legacies of the Folk Horror Film
‘Justin Bieber: Our World’: Prolific Singer’s 2020 Concert Doc is More Concert Than Doc
Justin Bieber: Our World features concert footage from the NYE 2020 concert on the roof of the Beverly Hilton interspersed with documentary interviews on the performer’s growth. Unfortunately, it is less documentary and more concert.
‘The Many Saints of Newark’: The Shaky Legacy Of The Sopranos
David Chase’s prequel to “The Sporanos” is a disappointingly undercooked attempt to recapture the depth and power of his groundbreaking series
‘The Addams Family 2’: Macbre Sense of Humor Is Back
The Addams Family 2 brings back the cast from the first animated film, with a focus on Wednesday (Chloë Grace Moretz). The story runs out of gas in the third act, but the characters and macabre humor lend a hand to this animated sequel.
‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’: Dynamic Relationships at The Heart of Messy Story
Venom: Let There Be Carnage focuses its time on the relationships. Tom Hardy and Woody Harrelson have a blast and the action is great. The story, not so much.