“A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night” is the kind of movie that comes around every now and then and reminds us that original movies can still be made within…
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Bonus Episode – Summer Movie Guide 2015
(Right Click Download Link To Save) In this BONUS episode, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn preview the entire 2015 Summer movie season, weekend by weekend, movie by movie. And…
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Netflix pick for 4/20/15 – ‘Pain & Gain’
Michael Bay has long be known as the explosion guy, the film maker who cares more about making things go boom in as big a way possible, all the while…
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#119 – Synchronocity Abounds
(Right Click Download Link To Save) In episode 118, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn review Kumiko, The Treasure Hunter and Chris reviews other Florida Film Festival movies. Also discussed: The trailers…
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FFF 2015 Movie Review: ‘Billy Mize & the Bakersfield Sound’
Billy Mize is a singer-songwriter who enjoys legendary status among those in the know in the country music world, having written a number of hits for other artists and promoting people…
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FFF 2015 Movie Review: ‘Imperial Dreams’
The thing that makes a piece of art resonate is truth. Whether it is wholly true or just based on a nugget of truth, art becomes important when it reflects…
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FFF 2015 Movie Review: ‘Wildlike’
“Wildlike” is an interesting coming-of-age movie about a teenage girl, one that goes to some unexpected and tough places, and I am not just talking about the Alaskan frontier. Most…
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FFF 2015 Movie Review: ‘Body’
Not all movies at film festivals need to strive for profundity or need to embrace some sort of cause. Sometimes movies are just movies and they are just supposed to…
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FFF 2015 Movie Review: ‘Homeless’
Sometimes movies are made for pure escapist entertainment, involving crazy sci-fi ideas or caped and masked superheroes or bank heists or ridiculous and unbelievable love stories, and these movies are…
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FFF 2015 Movie Review: ‘Results’
“Results” is the kind of romantic comedy that doesn’t get made often enough, in that it doesn’t just focus on the differences between genders, it doesn’t devolve into some stupid…
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