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By: Mike Poulos
The title to this film alone, “Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass,” made me giggle, laugh and cringe at the same time wondering what the heck the title could possibly mean other than inferring it’s an off-the-wall comic riffs…but with a zest for sex?
This is a mini-review of a film that was just released on digital platforms and VOD called “The Outer Threat” that I agreed to prepare a short review on.
My first viewing of “Oppenheimer” was somewhat disappointing given I expected it to be focused on developing the atomic bomb rather than a meticulous, historical sweep of the man’s life.
By: Mike Poulos
Small independent features like “Broken Land” can at times deliver a quiet if nuanced finely-etched film that large-scale bigger-budgeted films can’t.
By: Mike Poulos
Film buffs will certainly remember Radha Mitchell who’s been making movies for nearly 30 years, but doesn’t pop up all that often, and when she does, it’s in a supporting role.
By: Mike Poulos
Here’s a romantic comedy that tries hard to marry romance with comedy, but can’t avoid the elephant in the room…it’s crazy, zany premise…the plot-device that serves as the driving force behind the film.
By: Mike Poulos
In reviewing a biopic of Anthony Bourdain, one has to take into account it will only matter to those who know who he was…the kind of man he was…someone revered in his vocation as a gourmet chef and author, who, like Howard Stern a revered radio personality, both had bluntly unfiltered, tell-it-like-it-is personas…but successful beyond measure.
By: Mike Poulos
I usually don’t review documentaries because for one, hundreds are released yearly, and secondly, there’s only so much space reviewing commercial films, which are in the hundreds every year as well.
I know I’m repeating myself when I say how much I enjoy being treated to films that remind me of my childhood…how important it is to be reminded of the joys of being a child before being inundated with the advent of the Internet and dependency on smartphones.
By: Mike Poulos
Let’s not mince words here or be cagey about it, a title as inflammatory as “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma” clearly belongs in the cult underground world of cinema…a film that exists outside mainstream multiplexes.
