Netflix’ latest original movie Day Shift (2022) starring Jamie Foxx, Snoop Dogg and Dave Franco is now available for streaming, but is it worth the watch?
Streaming Sundays: Hustle (2022)
After a newly promoted NBA basketball coach gets demoted back to a talent scout, he places all his bets on a young troubled Spanish baller with the potential to be a top NBA draft pick. Hustle (2022) is now available to stream on Netflix.
They Wait in the Dark (2022) [Popcorn Frights 2022]
A woman and her son are on the run from an abusive ex, as they reach her childhood home, a hope for some peace seems possibly. That is, until the past comes back to haunt them.
The Bootleg Files: Olivia Newton-John – Hollywood Nights
BOOTLEG FILES 811: “Olivia Newton-John – Hollywood Nights” (1980 TV special).
LAST SEEN: On YouTube.
AMERICAN HOME VIDEO: None.
REASON FOR BOOTLEG STATUS: The expense in clearing the music and performance rights.
CHANCES OF SEEING A COMMERCIAL DVD RELEASE: There is no great call for this one.
In April 1980, Olivia Newton-John was at a career peak – she ended the 1970s as one of the decade’s most popular recording stars and her first Hollywood movie, the 1978 production of “Grease,” immediately established her as a box office presence. Her star power was so strong that ABC recruited her for a one-hour variety special that would air ahead of its telecast of the Academy Awards ceremony.
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Satanic Panic (2019) [Female Filmmaker Friday]
While delivering to an affluent neighborhood, a broke pizza delivery girl ends up being chased by a satanic cult because they need a virgin.
Emergency Declaration (2022)
A passenger jet takes off for a long voyage, during said voyage a passenger releases a bio-terror threat. As the passengers get sick one by one, the jet takes the decision for an Emergency Declaration.
BAD MOVIE MONDAY: THE CURSE OF HUMPTY DUMPTY (2021)
As much as I love to in bottom-of-the-barrel garbage, I also love it when a movie defies my expectations of being a dumpster fire and actually turns out to be good. This is what happened just last week with BAD MOVIE MONDAY after one of the other people in the group chose a film called “The Curse of Humpty Dumpty” At first, I was stoked because it sounded awful. However, as we watched it we all sort of were all surprised and delighted that this was turning out to be a neat little moody thriller. Nothing perfect mind you, but deserving of mention. So, here’s me mentioning it.
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