Dan Laustsen
Two guard towers. Two highly skilled assassins. A vast, mysterious gorge between them. Their assignment? To keep whatever’s in said gorge from rising to the surface. It’s an easy setup for Apple Studios’ The Gorge, starring Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy as people hired for their “particular set of skills.” A lively sci-fi/action/horror film with […]
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This review is dedicated to the memory of Lance Reddick, a formidable actor who gave untold amounts of grace, depth, and gravitas to every appearance, whether in film or television. He and his talents will be missed. Few are the film franchises that succeed with every additional sequel; not even The Godfather can lay claim […]
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Let’s face it: I like films about broken people. People with a chip on their shoulder, some kind of physical/emotional/mental handicap, or an attribute holding them back from being normal. Normal, to me, is the stuff of which Nancy Meyers films and the like are made. Don’t get me wrong – I enjoy them from […]
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