Movie reviews
Adult Film Cheating Couples (1980)
In 1980, the adult film “Cheating Couples” was released, directed by Andre Chazel. The movie carries an MPAA rating of NR, indicating it is not rated. The genre of the film falls into the adult category.
Film Lawless (2012)
The 2012 film “Lawless” directed by John Hillcoat tells the story of three bootlegging brothers during the Great Depression. Jack, fueled by ambition, aims to become a notorious gangster while expanding his family’s moonshining business. With his brothers Howard and Forrest by his side, they navigate the dangerous world of Prohibition-era crime. Forrest, the eldest …
State Presents Evidence of Lack of Remorse in ‘Rust’ Armorer’s Jail Calls
In recorded jail calls, “Rust” armorer Hannah Gutierrez Reed complained about the judge, prosecutor and jurors who served on her case and said she was “railroaded,” according to a court filing on Friday. Gutierrez Reed was convicted last month of involuntary manslaughter for loading a live bullet into Alec Baldwin’s gun, leading to the death …
Film The Final Conflict (1981)
Film “The Final Conflict” is a sequel to the horror hit “The Omen.” Damien Thorn embraces being the Antichrist and aims to battle “the Nazarene.” Now a powerful businessman and ambassador, he gathers followers, ordering the killing of babies born on a specific day. Damien manipulates events, even committing heinous acts, while forming alliances and …
Film Killer Elite (2011)
Film “Killer Elite” (2011) is based on true events that inspired Ranulph Fiennes’ The Feather Men. The story follows ex-special-ops agent Jason Statham tracking his missing mentor Robert De Niro. A master killer, Clive Owen, sends assassins to stop him. The film is rated R and falls under genres Mystery, Drama, Action, Adventure, Crime, Thriller.
Empowering Los Angeles Nonprofits: CBS Leadership Pipeline Challenge Winners Revealed with $250,000 in Grants
CBS revealed the winners of the Leadership Pipeline Challenge short film competition, supporting L.A. nonprofits. The competition involves early-career storytellers collaborating with local nonprofits, receiving $5,000 budgets, mentorship, and real-world experience. The winning film, “Mi Ofrenda,” aligns with Our House Grief Support Center’s mission and received a $100,000 donation from CBS. The filmmakers behind “Mi …
Film The Face of Another (1966)
Film Review: The Face of Another (1966) This Japanese drama, influenced by Frankenstein and Eyes without a Face, stars Tatsuya Nakadai as a man with a disfigured face. He uses a special mask to conceal his identity but faces challenges when his wife fails to recognize him, leading to a series of tragic events. The …
Adult Film The Cheat (2000)
In this comedy-drama, Kobe Tai plays Suzuki, the host of a tabloid TV show exposing cheating spouses. Suzuki’s show struggles with low ratings and her failing marriage. She resorts to extreme methods to attract viewers, leading to tension with her husband. The cast includes Chloe and Sydnee Steele. The film has not been rated by …
Film Jason and the Argonauts (1963)
Film Review: Jason and the Argonauts (1963) Greek mythology comes to life in Jason and the Argonauts, a Ray Harryhausen classic. Jason, aided by goddess Hera, embarks on a quest for the Golden Fleece. Along the way, he faces challenges like a giant statue, harpies, a hydra, and even an army of skeletons. The special …
In Memoriam: Eleanor Coppola, Visionary Director and Beloved Partner of Francis Ford Coppola, Passes Away at 87
In Memoriam: Eleanor Coppola, visionary director and beloved partner, passed away at 87. The Coppola family confirmed her death in a statement. Eleanor was a creative partner to Francis, documenting the challenging production of “Apocalypse Now.” Her footage became the documentary “Hearts of Darkness.” Eleanor later directed her own films, including “Paris Can Wait” and …
