Tag: comedy

The Shrink Next Door Recap: The Consultation

Directed by Michael ShowalterWritten by Georgia PritchettStarring Will Ferrell, Paul Rudd, Kathryn Hahn and Casey WilsonPlot: A psychiatrist begins to implant himself into the life of one of his patients. Episode One debuts on Apple TV+ on November 12, 2021 The year is 2010, and we get an introduction to Dr. Isaac Herschkopf (Paul Rudd), … Continue reading The Shrink Next Door Recap: The Consultation →

Jason Biggs talks his role in The Subject, Challenging Himself in the role and more.

The Subject is a new thought-provoking film from writer Chisa Hutchinson who provides us with a commentary that leaves you asking questions far after you've walked away from watching the movie. The Subject follows a white documentary filmmaker (Jason Biggs) as he is trying to overcome the fallout of his last film that caught the … Continue reading Jason Biggs talks his role in The Subject, Challenging Himself in the role and more. →

North American Film Critic Association Announces New Categories + Dates

The North American Film Critic Association had their first-ever meeting this past weekend to discuss the upcoming award season, important dates to know, and hash out any categories that are consistently overlooked by the awards season. Important Dates to Remember One of the founders, Ricky Valero, wanted to be one of the first groups that … Continue reading North American Film Critic Association Announces New Categories + Dates →

‘Turner & Hooch, Season 1, Episode 4 ‘In the Line of Fur’

For once, Turner is not immediately thrown off the case and we get to see him in action as he’s assigned to protect a highly strung judge. Meanwhile, Laura sets out on a solo mission to uncover the truth about her father’s case. There is a welcome change of pace this week and we start … Continue reading ‘Turner & Hooch, Season 1, Episode 4 ‘In the Line of Fur’ →

Bentonville Film Festival: “The Daphne Project” Review

-Allison McCulloch 69 mins. | USA | 2021 Writer/Director/Producers: Zora Iman Crews, Alec Tibaldi The Daphne Project was a wild ride. It opened, reeking of Woody Allen's style from the opening credits, snide humor, and faux interviews. Daphne (writer/director Zora Iman Crews) is an actress who All Above Eves her way to the top (I … Continue reading Bentonville Film Festival: “The Daphne Project” Review →