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Film Shorts your username OPENING Assault on VA-33 (R) This thriller is about a PTSD-afflicted veteran (Sean Patrick Flanery) who is forced into action after the VA hospital that he’s in is taken hostage by armed terrorists. Also with Michael Jai White, Mark Dacascos, Weston Cage Coppola, Gina Holden, Brittany Underwood, and Rachel True. (Opens Friday in Dallas) Every Breath You Take (R) Casey Affleck stars in this thriller as a psychiatrist who allows the brother (Sam Claflin) of a recently deceased patient into his personal life. Also with Michelle Monaghan, India Eisley, Emily Alyn Lind,...

Saban Films has released a trailer of much-delayed film City of Lies featuring Johnny Depp and Forest Whitaker

Johnny Depp enthralls fans in new trailer of City of Lies Entertainment Wed, Mar 10, 2021 Oscar-winning actors Johnny Depp and Forest Whitaker will star in the upcoming movie 'City of Lies' - a provocative thriller based on a true story about the most infamous murder of   The Notorious B.I.G. will be seen probing the murder of an iconic rap artist in his next thriller “City of Lies”. Saban Films has dropped a trailer for the long-delayed movie. The Pirates of the Caribbean star plays Russell Poole, who is associated with LAPD as a detective. He keeps trying for nearly 20 years to sol...

Shark Island Trailer: Models Turn an Exotic Paradise Into a Great White Feeding Frenzy Shark Island Trailer: Models Turn an Exotic Paradise Into a Great White Feeding Frenzy Victory of the People and Blue Falcon Productions have released a new trailer for Shark Island. We have a new trailer for Shark Island. This comes from the folks at Victory of the People and Blue Falcon Productions. Yes, it is indeed a low-budget creature feature, though there appears to be far more going on here than just sharks in the water. There are models on an island, a $10 million necklace in play and predators of ...

14 Feb 2021 Like most who’ve entered middle age, I’m discovering that some things I enjoyed as a young man don’t hold up so well. As we get older, we hopefully become wiser, more circumspect, and a little less tolerant of empty flash. For example, I can’t imagine sitting around with my buddies watching music videos for hours, which is how I spent a whole lot of the summer of ’84. Which brings me to Eddie and the Cruisers (1983). It’s literally been decades since I’ve seen this movie, at least 25 years, and on a whim I bought the Blu-ray last month, mostly out of a sense of nost...