Over the course of four seasons, Miracle Workers has had an interesting progression. The first season was based on the book What in God’s Name, by the show’s creator Simon Rich, while the second season, known as Dark Ages, was…
Read more
Not once but twice did we spend a little bit of time with Steve-O from Jackass on his recent UK leg of the Bucket List Tour and boy do we have some thoughts to share with you! Here’s our Steve-O…
Read more
Attempting to manage expectations is impossible with the latest Indiana Jones film. You are either seeking the glories of the Cairo chase from Raiders of the Lost Arc or bracing for the horrors of fridge nuking in The Kingdom of the Crystal…
Read more
Thank you thank you thank you. If you’re here then that means that you’ve successfully taken the FROM Challenge. I’m your host, Anthony, and I will do my best to be your guide in this “IDK WTF is going on…
Read more
DANCES WITH FILMS 2023 REVIEW! Blake Leeper is a Paralympic sprinter and star of director Einar Thorsteinsson’s perceptive documentary, Abled: The Blake Leeper Story. The movie delves into Leeper’s drive and personality, particularly his conflict with the World Athletics (formerly…
Read more
DANCES WITH FILMS 2023 REVIEW! To tackle the subject of grief is an enormous undertaking, and because humans are who they are, grief is different for every individual. In the documentary, Meet Me Where I Am, director/writer Grant Garry dives…
Read more
Soundproof, the writing and directing debut of Mark Hayman and Margaret Rogerson, begins with an inebriated Jo (Georgina Rich) getting ready to head back to her place with her shady partner, Kevin (Joe Macaulay). Kevin goes berserk on a father…
Read more
DANCES WITH FILMS 2023 REVIEW! Director and co-writer Tyrell Shaffner’s feature debut, Katie’s Mom, is a romantic comedy that puts a new spin on the material. It’s like The Graduate with a twist, entertaining and not so farfetched in the 21st century. Nancy Rosenfeld…
Read more
Ravindra Parameshwarappa makes his directorial debut with the epic crime thriller Yellow Gangs, which he co-wrote with Praveen Kumar G. The opening credits have a pulpy comic book vibe, which perfectly encapsulates the gritty, grimy lives of the large number…
Read more
Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) has had some of the most harrowing, magical adventures anyone could imagine. In one of his lesson plans, however, he insists that archeology is the study of facts and not the abstract idea of truth that…
Read more
There’s a good reason to watch foreign films. They aren’t American, meaning they contain plots and ideas that if in the hands of a big studio, would be ruined. In the case of director Michelle Savill’s Millie Lies Low, Hollywood would…
Read more
The film starts off with a bang, offering a glimpse of a younger Indiana Jones through the impressive de-aging of Harrison Ford. These first twenty minutes deliver a nostalgic experience reminiscent of the old-school Indiana Jones films. The de-aging technology…
Read more