How can anyone top the great Dario Argento? The reboot of Suspiria aims to be in the same ballpark, and with this new trailer, 2018’s Suspiria hopes to harness the same creepy, stylistic mood of the original classic. Synopsis!
A darkness swirls at the center of a world-renowned dance company, one that will engulf the troupe’s artistic director, an ambitious young dancer, and a grieving psychotherapist. Some will succumb to the nightmare. Others will finally wake up.
This trailer doesn’t do much for me – I’m a die-hard Argento fan, so I’m keeping a skeptical eye open ’til I know more. Right now it feels like a desperate attempt to clone a cult classic. But here’s hoping that with this film, Dakota Johnson gets a film she can really work with. That she’s co-starring with the glorious Tilda Swinton gives me a bit of hope. Not much, but a glimmer. I’ll wait for the next trailer to give final buzz judgemen Suspiria arrives in theaters November 2.
I love cows. They give us cheese. They’re content with hanging out in a field, noshing on green grass. They’re kinda awesome.
Ready for some seamy underbelly? Because I’ve got passes for the Columbia, MD screening of Hotel Artemis! Synopsis!
Ready for some heist shenanigans? Because I’ve got passes for the B’more screening of Ocean’s 8, and I’m gonna share ’em with ya! But first? Synopsis!
Nutshell: A fast paced rock ’em, sock ’em actioner that introduces a young Han Solo to the Star Wars universe. While folks who are looking for lots of links to cannon may be disappointed, moviegoers who don’t mind a cursory peek at young Han (AND LANDO!!!11!) will definitely be entertained. Grade: B
Lately, sea salt is in everything I adore. Caramels, brittle, toffee, peanut butter cups. And, of course, chocolate bars. When I was given a bar of Mast, I figured it’d be the same ol’ same ol; a chocolate bar that headlines sea salt, but only gives nibblers a faint echo of the stuff.
Nutshell: Enjoyable lightweight romantic comedy for Boomers and anyone else interested in seeing characters face romantic challenges rather than simply hopping into the sack. Keaton, Fonda, Bergen and Steenburgen need to be in more movies together; they make a great team. Grade: B
“I pity your wife if you think six minutes is forever.”



