Dune (2021) is rated PG-13 for bloody images, people fighting with swords, shot with darts, and slashed with knives, as well as people eaten by sandworms, blown up, and beheaded.
Curtain Raiser – ‘Wolf’
Focus Features will release WOLF theaters on December 3, 2021. Here’s a first look trailer.
Curtain Raiser – ‘The Black Phone’
Based on the 2004 short story by Joe Hill, The Black Phone rings in theaters February 4, 2022.
Movie Review – “V/H/S/1994”
V/H/S/1994 (2021) is unrated, but this is not for kids so let them watch literally anything else. It’s a Hard R forever for swears, police brutality, eye trauma, vomit, head trauma, extreme and fatal body modification, people getting shot, stabbed, bludgeoned, bit, dismembered, set on fire, and so on.
Curtain Raiser – ‘Scream’ (2022)
Twenty-five years after a streak of brutal murders shocked the quiet town of Woodsboro, a new killer has donned the Ghostface mask. Check out this curtain-raiser for Scream coming in 2022
Movie Review – ‘Halloween Kills’ retcons the retcon
Halloween Kills is Rated R for swears, lots of blood, eye-gouging, throat slashing, neck-breaking, people getting shot, broken ankles, and an inexplicable dead dog.
Curtain Raiser – ‘Last Night in Soho’
1960s London is not what it appears, and time seems to fall apart with shady consequences in Last Night in Soho (2021).
Curtain Raiser – “The Harder They Fall” lands on Netflix in October
The Harder They Fall brings a version of the Old West not often seen in these parts. Revenge love, loyalty, and a lot of dust, with no small amount of quick shooting and deadly action, opens November 3, 2021 on Netflix
Movie Review – “No Time to Die” is a fitting pin in 007’s hat
No Time to Die is rated PG-13 for swears, over-the-top car chases and spectacular wrecks, people getting shot, punched, stabbed, blown up, poisoned, and blown to smithereens.
Movie Review – ‘Implanted’ is not as superficial as you’ve heard
Implanted (2021) is Unrated and direct to VOD, but we’ll call it Rated R for people getting shot (like a lot), people in clear but unknown mental and physical distress, a suicide, and a bludgeoning.
Movie Review: ‘ Venom: Let There Be Carnage’ is a messy, if marginally enjoyable, wreck
Venom: Let There Be Carnage (2021) is rated PG-13 for swears, people getting run through with symbiote limbs, people getting their heads bitten off, people getting thrown at and through walls, and some dark humor that almost works.
Movie Review – ‘Seance’ is fun prep school terror on a public school budget
Séance (2021) is Rated R for swears, stabbings, fights, creepy masks, a bathroom fall, a few concussions, a beheading, and a few broken noses.