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Big Easy Movie Reviews: Color Out of Space
May 28, 2020Color Out of Space is the story of a man, Nathan Gardner (Nicholas Cage), his alpaca farm, and a meteorite. It begins in the beautiful woods of Massachusetts, […]
Neaux Reel Idea: It Chapter Two Review
September 9, 2019When the big budget adaptation of Stephen King’s classic horror tome It came out a few years ago, some were taken aback by the box office success, which lead to […]
Neaux Reel Idea: Fast Color Review
June 19, 2019I don’t think it’s fair to Fast Color to call it a “superhero” film. Not that the genre as a whole or even in part is derogatory, mind you, but […]
Neaux Reel Idea: The Dead Don’t Die Review
June 16, 2019All through the movie, there’s this ho-hum calmness and stillness when discussing and investigating the escalating zombie incidents. It’s dry humor.
Neaux Reel Idea: Pause Review
June 15, 2019For all of recorded human history, women have mostly gotten the rotten end of the apple – not to make a reference to Adam & Eve, of course. In the […]
Neaux Reel Idea: A Quiet Storm Review
May 25, 2019A Quiet Storm was made many years ago, but will soon see the light of a release day. What it gets right is in the feel for a city in turmoil.
Neaux Reel Idea: Be Natural Review
May 24, 2019In the beginning, there was Alice Guy-Blache, mothering what would become cinema. Now, at the cusp of the so-called end of cinema as we know it, women are slowly but surely taking back their roles within.
Neaux Reel Idea: Under the Silver Lake Review
May 17, 2019It’s hard to pinpoint just when exactly I realized how much I really loved Under the Silver Lake, David Robert Mitchell’s follow-up to It Follows. Ranked with a roughly split […]
Neaux Reel Idea: Donnybrook Review
February 14, 2019Donnybrook may not be subtle always, but it is American through and through, for better and worse.
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