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The Seeding

directed by Barnaby Clay, 2023

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Red Right Hand (2024) Review

Cash is attempting to live a nice quiet life with his brother and niece but when Big Cat wants him back on her services he doesn’t have a choice to try and protect those he loves. ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Continue reading Red Right Hand (2024) Review

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The Seeding (2023) Date de sortie : 26/01/2024 Réalisateur : Barnaby Clay Scénario :  Barnaby Clay Avec : Scott Haze, Kate Lyn Sheil, Alex Montaldo

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Jurassic World: Dominion (2022, dir. Colin Trevorrow) - review by Rookie-Critic

Jurassic World: Dominion was straight down the middle ok. It abandons entire plot lines for giant swaths of the film before coming back and trying to conclude them as more of an afterthought. Also, speaking of afterthoughts, the dinosaurs are quite literally a secondary concern away from the main plot line, which revolves around some giant locusts and Maisie Lockwood, the little girl from Fallen Kingdom. Blue, possibly the most interesting thing from this new Jurassic trilogy, has maybe 5 minutes of screen time, which is a huge bummer and slightly insulting to the audience that's been made to like this velociraptor enough that she's used as a way to sell these films. As much as I like Bryce Dallas Howard, I'm honestly over Claire, and by extension Owen. I'm starting to realize that Chris Pratt is really only good at playing a certain character (*cough*Star-Lord*cough*). It's a bad sign when your two lead characters were only halfway interesting in the first World movie, and past that they've been mostly just boring. Additionally, try as they might, they still managed to under-utilize BD Wong's Dr. Henry Wu, who once again seems like he's going to be very important, but ends up with minimal to barely any screen time. I'll give them credit for trying slightly harder with his character in this installment, but it's too little too late.

So, with all that working against it, let me also mention what I felt like worked in this one. Firstly, what a genius move to take the smallest character from the original film, Lewis Dodgson (just imagine Wayne Knight shouting "DODGSON! DODGSON! WE GOT DODGSON HERE!!"), and make him the primary antagonist of the film. Brilliant move, and even more brilliant getting Campbell Scott to play the role. Also, the new characters, Mamoudou Athie's Ramsay Cole and DeWanda Wise's Kayla Watts are welcome additions to the cast, and their performances are bright spots in the movie. Finally, and this should be the main takeaway here, the original trio is back! Alan Grant, Ellie Sattler, and Ian Malcolm are all back together and, I will say this with full confidence, they keep this movie from being a train wreck. Sam Neill, Laura Dern, and Jeff Goldblum's chemistry is undoubtedly electric, even after almost exactly 29 years to the day. The entire first half of the film, every single time we'd cut back to whatever Owen or Claire were doing, I would just think "can we get back to Ellie and Alan's story line, please?" Looking at them when they're all on screen together again for the first time in almost three decades has a certain degree of undeniable greatness to it that makes it hard to hate.

In summation, would I recommend this? The short answer is not particularly, but if you've invested time in watching all of this franchise, you can commit another couple of hours to seeing the old crew back together again. That part is so worth it.

Score: 5/10

Currently streaming on Peacock.

A+ for putting feathery boys in this one. D- for them not really getting to do much.

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The Prince: filme terá Scott Haze, Nicolas Cage, Giancarlo Esposito e mais

Scott Haze, Nicolas Cage, J.K. Simmons, Giancarlo Esposito e Andy Garcia irão estrelar The Prince. Filme pode ser inspirado em Hunter Biden. Entenda:

The Prince, novo projeto do diretor Cameron Van Hoy, já conta com um elenco de peso. Scott Haze (Old Henry), Nicolas Cage (Motoqueiro Fantasma), J.K. Simmons (Whiplash), Giancarlo Esposito (Breaking Bad) e Andy Garcia (Onze Homens e Um Segredo) estão escalados para o longa. O filme será escrito por David Mamet, vencedor do Prêmio Pulitzer e indicado ao Oscar. “The Prince narra a odisséia…

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THE PRINCE has cast #NicolasCage #AndyGarcia #JKSimmons #GiancarloEsposito.

#ThePrince is lead by #ScottHaze and directed by #CameronVanHoy

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MINARI (2020) Grade: B

They developed each character so equally beautiful, I think one could argue each is the films POV. Loved the composition and acting. The grandma is one of the best written characters I've seen in awhile.

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Movie Review ~ Red Right Hand

There can be comfort in retreading well-worn territory, but discerning viewers will wish Red Right Hand was a bolder take that elevated the material to a higher level.

Red Right Hand Synopsis: Cash is trying to live an honest and quiet life with his widowed brother-in-law and niece, in the Appalachian hills. When the sadistic Queenpin who runs the town forces him back into her services to pay off Finney’s debts, Cash will use any means necessary to protect his town and the only family he has left.Stars: Orlando Bloom, Andie MacDowell, Scott Haze, Garret…

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THE SEEDING – Review

DISTRIBUTOR: Magnet Releasing

SYNOPSIS: Wyndham Stone is shooting an eclipse out in the wilderness when he comes across what he believes is a lost boy. When Wyndham is led astray and becomes lost himself he takes refuge with a woman living alone. As he attempts to leave he quickly discovers that neither he or she might be there willingly.

REVIEW: With numerous music videos and two documentaries to his credit, Barnaby Clay takes on a supernatural thriller that you might say takes the themes of Peter Pan’s Lost Boys and Wendy and thinly weaves in some type of wilderness dark spiritualism to create this bizarre tales of survival and parenting in the wilderness.

The narrative feels very thin as right from the beginning the viewer is aware that Wyndham Stone is being led astray. The plot introduces these elements of a strange language, Alina’s strange beliefs and this group of feral children. There are few explanations as to what exactly is going on but right from the start the viewer knows this will not end well for Stone. I would suggest that the narrative has a tone similar to 1971’s “The Beguiled,” but Stone is never as charming as Clint Eastwood and he clearly is not in control of his surroundings. The story is broken up into seasonal lunar names that several didn’t hold any significance to me other than the final, being the harvest moon. There isn’t any character arc as even when Stone says he has changed you can’t help but feel he is still the same. In the last two chapters the story makes big jumps that feel awkward.

THE SEEDING is technically impressive. The opening features some breathtaking nature and landscape cinematography, as well as an interesting sequence of a solar eclipse. They have an impressive location and I enjoyed the production and costume designs, which are accentuated with a nice color palate in the lighting. The house/shack apparently has been there for some time and it seemed to me that it consisted of more modern building materials than it should have. The visual and special effects are solid and convincing. I enjoyed Tristan Bechet’s score. There is a sequence where Stone is following the kid, wondering in the desert, where Bechet’s score gives this sequence a feeling similar to where the astronauts are wondering in the wasteland at the beginning of the original “The Planet of the Apes.” I will say that the score was often mixed a bit too hot/loud and overshadows the dialogue in a few scenes.

Actors Scott Haze and Kate Lyn Sheil are good, just not great. There’s not much range to Scott Haze’s Stone. He often comes across as whiney, fails to gain the viewer's empathy and I find it hard to believe his inability to grasp his situation. Kate Lyn Sheil’s performance is subdued for the majority of the film. There are a few moments of emotional extremes where she shines, but mostly it is vanilla. I wouldn’t say her character is diabolical, but there are times where she delivers lines that her performance needed to be slightly more authoritative. As for the rest of the cast, the boys/young men feel as if they are taking their cue from “The Lord of the Flies” without any material to allow for any depth to the characters.

Given his multiple music video credits, Barnaby Clay’s THE SEEDING has a cinematic style reflective of that medium. There are some visual elements that are not built upon or explained, left of to the viewer to interpret. The viewer is presented with limited to no background on this primordial society, but it seems like a hive with Alina loosely representing the queen and the boys the workers. THE SEEDING is an interesting film, visually enchanting, but not surprising if you see the end coming.

CAST: Scott Haze, Kate Lyn Sheil, Alex Montaldo, Thatcher Jacobs, Charlie Avink, Michael Monsour, Aarman Komic-Bottie, & Harrison Middleton. CREW: Director/Screenplay - Barnaby Clay; Producers - Brian R. Etting & Josh H. Etting; Cinematography - Robert Leitzell; Score - Tristan Bechet; Editor - Stewart Reeves; Production Designer - David Bridson; Costume Designer - Christina Blackaller; Key SFX - Charles Roundy; SFX Makeup - Allie Shehorn & Julia Vinha; Special FX Makeup - Vincent Guastini; VFX Artist - Chris Mackenzie. OFFICIAL: N.A. FACEBOOK: N.A. TWITTER: N.A. TRAILER: https://youtu.be/JcFh2lOSlfE?si=_KdfIF2gSjEFdWfm RELEASE DATE: In theaters & on VOD Jan. 26th, 2024

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Reviewed by Joseph B Mauceri

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THE SEEDING (2023) Reviews of survival thriller - now with trailer and release news

The Seeding is a 2023 American survival thriller film in which a man finds himself trapped in a desert canyon with a woman living off-grid who is captive to a pack of sadistic boys. Written and directed by Barnaby Clay [as Barney Clay]. Produced by Brian R. Etting and Josh H. Etting. The Unbranded Pictures production stars Scott Haze, Kate Lyn Sheil, Alex Montaldo, Charlie Avink, Thatcher Jacobs,…

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Swallow pride with the moon; pack your bags for a fate we can't outrun

part of my ongoing garages songs/life series project :)

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SCOTT PATTERSON as PETER STRAHM SAW IV (2007) dir. Darren Lynn Bousman