Reviews of all 4 of these popular films. Full show notes: - Assassination Nation (2018) Dressing a LOT like “The Purge,” this film shows America what could be the natural outcome of our current situation of no internet privacy and guns.

One of these is a darn good revenge horror flick. The other is the best I've ever seen. You'll have to listen in to find out which is which! I make some connections between the two movies since they are each in this same genre we call "Revenge Horror.

Much anticipation of this film starring Nic Cage has come to fruition in its streaming on-demand release. This is no B Movie, I give it a 9/10 which is rare for horror. This episode is part no-spoilers and then I announce when it gets into some spoiler...

From the cinematography award winning film "Ballast" to "Christopher Robin" I share with you what I've been watching this past week. It's a nice variety this week. I hope you enjoy my reviews of this week's films.

As I write this, "Searching" is the #12 most popular movie on IMDB (America). It's doing well because it is well crafted. It works not only because it uses the visually alluring technique of being presented 100% from a computer screen (like "Unfriended...

Leading horror fans into "the Conjuring" and "Annabelle" franchise, we now have "the Nun." I saw it this evening and was eager to set down in my studio to record and speak to you about it. I think it's a very solid prequel! Remember,

After watching "the Meg" and "47 Meters Down" recently, I was drawn to re-watch "Jaws." It's simply the best shark film ever made! Listen to me share about why this film works! Enjoy! - Request for my listeners: If you care to help me out,

The Meg gets my seal of approval, because it eats seals (lol) - Go see this one in a final Summer movie trip hurrah! Listen to my review and find out how I rated this film! - I mentioned https://talkingstarspodcast.wordpress.

The mid-eighties film about Peggy Sue who gets catapulted back into her senior year of high school. The actress is Kathleen Turner. It's directed by the world renowned Francis Ford Coppola (seen here in the photo directing),

There is a fine line between paying tribute to movie serials and making a movie that is effective with its audience, apart from its influences Speilberg manages to pull it off. If you're lucky, when you watch it you'll have no sidetrack thoughts.