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Friday One Sheet: A WORKING MAN

Is there a more succinct description of Jason Statham’s career than the title of David Ayer’s latest collaboration with him?  The graphic designer of the poster seems to think that there is not, given how prominently it features here.  The ample vertical space is filled by stretched ‘hazard orange’ typography, particularly the world “Man,” into pillars. Or a foundation slash pediment of a large edifice As is often with these movies, Statham plays a quiet, but righteously upright, citizen that has to go to war with bad guys due to a missing or murdered citizen. Here he is cosplaying as a blue collar construction worker, although again, the designer could not help themself but add a firearm alongside the sledgehammer. Note that humbleness and humility…

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EAT THE NIGHT Review: Virtual Reality Meets Gritty Crime Film

Near the end of Caroline Poggi and Jonathan Vinel’s (Jessica Forever) initially promising, ultimately disappointing feature-length film, Eat the Night, a virtual screen within a screen — an MMORPG (massive multiplayer role-playing game) — hundreds, if not thousands, of digital avatars fall from a virtual sky, their virtual lives permanently extinguished as the game’s servers shut down, casualties of dwindling interest and ruthless, profit-oriented corporate decision making.    The images of lifeless avatars and a blank screen also signal not just the end of the game that connects Pablo (Théo Cholbi), a disaffected, low-level drug dealer, and his younger, teenaged sister, Apolline (Lila Gueneau), but also the end of a chapter in their respective lives. For Pablo, always recklessly, thoughtlessly looking forward, the end of…

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Now Streaming GOOSEBUMPS: THE VANISHING: Spooky Fun For Young Horror Families

Fraternal twins Devin and Cece have joined their single dad for the Summer. Cece is going to attend a Debate summer camp while Devin plans to pine after his longtime crush Frankie whilst avoiding the glares and threats of her jealous boyfriend. Their father, Anthony, will continue his own research in botanicals (legitimate research, you guys – yeesh) in his basement lab, where they are forbidden to go. No sooner have the twins settled in do they find themselves caught up in a story of four teenagers who mysteriously vanished in 1994 and how their family is connected to the incident that fateful night. Thirty years later the events threaten to repeat themselves.    Goosebumps: The Vanishing is the latest season of the new anthology…

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A WORKING MAN Trailer: Jason Statham Does Nasty Things to The Bad Guys Once Again

Levon Cade left behind a decorated military career in the black ops to live a simple life working construction. But when his boss’s daughter, who is like family to him, is taken by human traffickers, his search to bring her home uncovers a world of corruption far greater than he ever could have imagined.   Action star Jason Statham reunites with The Beekeeper director David Ayer for another round of action justice in A Working Man. The trailer was released yesterday. If you haven’t had a chance to check it out, take a look below.    Ayer, together with action icon Sylvester Stallone, has based their screenplay off of the book Levon’s Trade by Chuck Dixon. Statham, Ayer and Stallone also produce along with a…

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Long Time Actor, Stunt Performer and Fight Coordinator Jeff Wolfe Talks His Directorial Debut OUTBREAK, Working With Sammo Hung and That Scene In DRIVE …

From battling alongside Jet Li in Once Upon a Time in China and America, facing off with Jean-Claude Van Damme in Knock Off, battling The Rock in The Scorpion King, acting alongside Quentin Tarantino in Alias, taking a memorable elevator ride with Ryan Gosling, through Stunt Coordinating everything from the Rush Hour, Mcgyver and Revolution TV series, Jeff Wolfe has been making his mark on the industry both infront and behind the camera.  He’s just made his feature Directorial Debut with the newly released Zombie thriller Outbreak and we picked his brains about the journey from humble beginnings through the mayhem and madness of martial arts movie making and more, to directing his first movie in the midst of an actors strike. Mike: I was…

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BLACK DIAMOND Exclusive Clip: Things go Bump in The Night

After moving into a secluded cabin, a young woman and her boyfriend meet a local cowboy handyman, turning their idyllic life into a deadly triangle of lust, obsession, and murder.   Judd Bloch’s thriller Black Diamond releases in theaters & On Demand tomorrow, Friday, January 10th, through Brainstorm Media. We have an exclusive clip to share with you this morning.   In the clip our trio of main characters – Jake MacLaughlin, Inbar Lavi, and Ray Panthaki – are having dinner when they hear a noise at the other end of their secluded cabin. Jake and Ray go to investigate, things go bump in the night and Inbar is left alone to react.   Find the clip below. We have included the trailer which gives…

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LAWS OF MAN Exclusive Clip: Issuing a Warrant

Phil Blattenberger’s pre Cold War action thriller Laws of Man comes out tomorrow, Friday, January 10th, and we have an exclusive clip to share with you this morning.    The clips appears to be early goings in the story where our U.S. marshals Frank and Tommy meet Bonney and his sons (?) to issue a warrant for Bonney’s arrest. Turns out though that the warrant has been dropped. Uh oh.   At the dawn of the Cold War, U.S. marshals Frank and Tommy pursue wanted murderer Benjamin Bonney in the deserts of Nevada and stumble upon a sinister plot that threatens to upend the very foundations of justice and peace.   Laws of Man stars Jacob Keohane, Jackson Rathbone, Keith Carradine, Graham Greene, Kelly Lynn…

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SNIPER: THE LAST STAND Trailer: The Eleventh Installment of The Sharpshooting Franchise is Coming

I’m doing this for nostalgia’s sake, cause over thirty years I watched the very first Sniper movie with Tom Berenger and Billy Zane and was completely in love with it. Before there was airsoft there was paintball and I’d organize annual trips to local fields. The first Sniper movie was kind of my hype film, something I’d watch to get jazzed up before running through the woods playing G.I.Joe for the day.    I’ve since lost track of the franchise so color me surprised when approached to share with you a trailer for an eleventh film in the series, Sniper: The Last Stand. Eleventh!!! Check it out down below. It’s budget is evident but there’s some ambition going on here, trying to make it as…

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