Violent Night: A Bloody, Boozy Holiday Hammer To The Head

David Harbour slays in the latest film from Norwegian director Tommy Wirkola, Violent Night. The film satisfyingly channels the the ghosts of Christmas cinema’s past to deliver a bloody, boozy holiday hammer to the head. It doesn’t break any new ground, but it’ll have you ho-ho-hoing with laughter.

No Sudden Move: An Exceptionally Well-Crafted And Star-Studded Throwback Noir

July 19, 2021 / Aaron Haughton

Steven Soderbergh returns with No Sudden Move, an exceptionally well-crafted throwback noir that boasts his sharpest ensemble cast to date. Written by Ed Solomon (one half of the screenwriting team that gave us the Bill & Ted trilogy) and gorgeously lensed by Soderbergh himself, No Sudden Move marks his tightest film (in our opinion) since 2000’s Traffic. This ain’t nothing to sleep on!

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Violent Night: A Bloody, Boozy Holiday Hammer To The Head

No Sudden Move: An Exceptionally Well-Crafted And Star-Studded Throwback Noir