If you have no idea about the premise about Palm Springs, please just stop reading this and go watch it over on Hulu right now. That’s right. I am actively telling you to please leave my site and go watch the movie I am about to discuss. This may seem excessive, but just trust when I say that it’s the sort of movie that you will be happy to dive into without the slightest clue of what is about to unfold. Read the rest of this entry »
Jon Stewart makes his return to the director’s chair (following his 2014 debut Rosewater) for his second feature film, Irresistible, a timely look at today’s, uh, disturbing, political climate. If there’s one voice that we’ve been desperately missing during the hellscape that has been the Donald Trump administration, it’s Stewart’s. So the prospect of him getting back to his old stomping ground in cinematic form was an exciting prospect.
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With Capone, director Josh Trank tries to reclaim some of that goodwill he acquired with the 2012 surprise hit Chronicle. The debut feature put him on the map and we all thought that he would finally be the one to give us a Fantastic Four movie worth remembering.
The year is 1998 and we are stuck side-by-side with Nurse Mandy (Angela Bettis), who is about to begrudgingly start her 12-hour shift in an Arkansas hospital. But she isn’t just any nurse and this isn’t just any hospital.
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