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Angel Manuel Soto gives us the 2026 brother/buddy action film The Wrecking Crew. The film penned by Jonathan Tropper entertains. The excitement quotient by this viewer was, initially at any rate, premature. I thought of the old Donald Hamilton Matt Helm series. The Wrecking Crew was number two in a 27 book series. Hamilton wrote […]
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Mark Wilson makes good use of The Calling Witch (2026) and it is a compelling and atmospheric tale. The script, penned by Chris Retts, has layers and Wilson plays these against a spooky backdrop. Set in a remote farmhouse in the woods, this thriller blends fear with some pretty effective twists. The Calling Witch Story […]
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Writer/Director Michael Matteo Rossi gives us the 2026 intense sci fi thriller Censor Addiction. A look at a corporate big pharma run amok and they are threatening to develop a new “normal.” Right from the first frame, after a scrolling “Star War” synopsis that ends with the viewer learning it is now 2030. Not too […]
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Chris Esper directs Michael Solace; a Faustian tale of misery and bravery. The script, written by Kris Salvi, is an imagery heavy piece relying upon the writer’s battle with ownership of his “baby.” Solace,; the titular character, seemingly opts to do a “Stephen King” in this brilliant short film. Esper is a long time favorite […]
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Writer/Director John-Michael Powell; an Arkansas native, gives us a tale of death and drugs in the 2025 film Violent Ends. It is filmed in Northwest Arkansas. Indeed some of the scenes take place in my old stomping ground, the Washington County Sheriff’s Detention Centre. The film is as about as “Arkansas” as it can get. […]
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