A non-binary kid and their father work on finding themselves and each other in the hopes of living a better, more connected life together. While the father dates, the child strikes up a friendship with a grown man that makes some people worry.
The Last Matinee (2020)
A young woman replaces her father as projectionist at the theater. As her evening advances, patrons trickle in and settle down for a film, including one patron with less than good intentions.
The Monkey King: Reborn (2021)
While visiting a temple, Monkey gets offended and retaliates by eating a sacred fruit releasing a malevolent entity. In return, his master is made prisoner and now Monkey must go on an adventure to make things right.
The Silent Films of Edward Everett Horton
On this week’s podcast episode of “The Online Movie Show,” film historian Ben Model discusses his new DVD release of rarely-seen silent comedies starring the brilliant character actor Edward Everett Horton.
Advance Demand For ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ Causes Some Ticket Sites To Crash
If advance ticket sale inquiries are any indication, “Spider-Man: No Way Home” could be the movie blockbuster of 2021.
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Blood In The Snow 2021
The annual fest was back again this year out of Toronto, Canada and this year it screened in a theater and on a premium channel in Canada. This hybrid version allowed them to reach as many folx as they could throughout Canada. A few lucky people outside of Canada were given access to part of their films. Here is what Cinema Crazed was able to watch with a little blurb about each!
Spencer (2021)
Fans of so-bad-it’s-good cinema will have a royal field day with “Spencer,” Pablo Larraín’s zany new drama – which should have been called “The Madness of Princess Diana,” as it reimagines the late Princess of Wales as an unbalanced, melodrama-prone woman fighting for control of her sanity.
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