Directed by: David Bruckner Written by: Ben Collins, Luke Piotrowski In The Night House, Beth (Rebecca Hall) begins to experience unusual things in her secluded lake home following the tragic death of her husband Owen (Evan Jonigkeit). As she digs for answers, she begins to discover his dark secrets. This isn't a traditional haunted house …
Month: August 2021
FlixChatter Review: VAL (2021)
I don’t always feel the inclination to watch documentaries about actors, especially one who’s still living. But I find Val Kilmer to be one of the most fascinating contemporary actors and the fact that he’s actually credited as the cinematographer of the film is especially intriguing. Ever since he was a kid growing up with …
FlixChatter Review: FREE GUY (2021)
You know what they say… that one shouldn't judge a book by its cover. Well, I suppose one shouldn't judge a movie by its trailer either, as the first time I saw FREE GUY trailer I scoffed. I just didn't care for another movie based on a video game. Oddly enough, FREE GUY is about …
FlixChatter Review: CODA (2021)
I’ve been anticipating CODA since it’s triumphant premiere at Sundance earlier this year. The title refers to Child of Deaf Adults and it centers on a high school teen Ruby (Emilia Jones, phenomenal), the only hearing member of the Rossi family. Ever since she was a kid she’s been serving as the interpreter for the …
FlixChatter Review – THE SUICIDE SQUAD (2021)
Back in 2016, Warner Bros. was trying to catch up to Disney/Marvel’s superhero films by creating the DCEU and Suicide Squad was one of the many films they scheduled to be part of that canon. When the film hit theaters in summer of 2016, it was a financial success, but met with terrible reviews by …
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FlixChatter Review: ANNETTE (2021)
What a roller coaster ride it has been doing an Adam Driver marathon of sort. I had just watched four of his films last month for the Hidden Gems series, which I had decided before I got a press screening for ANNETTE last week. Well in a way, the absolute bizarrity of Terry Gilliam’s The …
FlixChatter Review: The Green Knight (2021)
The Arthurian legends has existed for thousands of years, yet its timeless tale still inspires contemporary storytellers to this very day. There have been plenty of interpretation/retelling and the most recent one I watched was the Netflix TV series Cursed (sadly the show isn't renewed for another season), which focuses on a teenage sorceress who …
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