A cult hit gets an emotionally bewitching sequel. “The Craft” from 1996 was a teen supernatural horror film that became cult hit over the years. The original stared Robin Tunney as a […]
The Craft: Legacy
Rebecca, The Witches, Borat, Bad Hair, and Over the Moon Video Reviews
CJ’s video reviews feature wives, witches, aliens, evil hairstyles, and even Borat. This week’s video reviews consist of the new film versions of “Rebecca” and “The Witches,” Sacha Baron Cohen reprising his […]
Over the Moon
Glen Keane’s directorial debut levitates with colors and positive messages. I was expecting the new animated feature “Over the Moon” to be a kiddie feature, especially since its uses jokes about adult […]
Bad Hair
You can’t shampoo this hairdo from Hell. Justin Simien’s directorial debut of “Dear White People” was a success at the Sundance Film Festival, and earned a Netflix series for reflecting on the […]
Borat Subsequent Moviefilm
Borat is back and so is the offensive, political, and dangerous comedy! The first “Borat” from 2006 was a comedy hit starring Sacha Baron Cohen as the Kazakhstani reporter Borat Sagdiyev. He […]
Honest Thief, American Utopia, and Belushi Podcast Reviews
CJ reviews movies with Liam Neeson, David Byrne, and John Belushi on the air. I’ve joined a radio station known as NewHD, which will not only hire people on the Autism spectrum, […]
The Witches (2020)
This is not bewitching for any age group. As a child, I’ve had my unsettling moments. There are certain scenes in children’s films I didn’t want to see. I was truly terrified […]
Rebecca (2020)
You’re better off seeing the Alfred Hitchcock version. Before I dished on the new film version of Daphne du Maurirer’s novel “Rebecca,” I had to see the 1940 one directed by Alfred […]
American Utopia, Belushi, Honest Thief, and I’m Your Woman Video Reviews
CJ’s video reviews star David Byrne, John Belushi, Liam Neeson, and Rachel Brosnahan. This week’s video reviews consist of Spike Lee’s filmed version of “David Byrne’s American Utopia,” the documentary on John […]
I’m Your Woman
Rachel Brosnahan ignites the screen as a woman in danger. I’ve viewed “I’m Your Woman” as a virtual screening from the Chicago Film Festival, and I found it to be more thrilling […]
