Movie Reviews

Welcome To Blumhouse Features ‘Madres’ Delivers True Terror

October 8, 2021 RGN staff

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‘Madres’ is Streaming on Amzon Prime Video Reviewed by Stacey Yvonne:The production team for Madres is made up of young, new talent that is setting out to shape the face of horror. Directed by first-time feature director, Ryan Zaragoza and written by Mario Miscione and Marcella Ochoa, Madres is a fantastically helmed debut that showcases […]

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Axelle Carolyn’s ‘The Manor’ is a Thriller Worth Staying in For

October 7, 2021 RGN staff

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The Manor is available on Amazon Prime starting Friday, October 8th. Reviewed by Stacey Yvonne:Out of the four features in this year’s Welcome to Blumhouse horror anthology series, two of them, The Manor and BINGO Hell feature senior casts. Normally when we see aged actors on screen it’s as some frail victim who acts as […]

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Get Ready To Fight For Survival

October 6, 2021 RGN staff

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In Gigi Guerrero’s ‘Bingo Hell’ Features Feisty Seniors in the Fight for Their Lives Reviewed By Stacey Yvonne: The barrio of Oak Springs is in the middle of a facelift that comes with new coffee shops, new renovations, and a lot of mixed feelings. Some are happy with the alleged upgrades, but others, like Adriana […]

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HULU’S DOPESICK PREMIERES ON OCTOBER 13TH

September 30, 2021 RGN staff

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From Executive Producer Danny Strong and starring and executive produced by Michael Keaton, Dopesick examines how one company triggered the worst drug epidemic in American history. The series takes viewers to the epicenter of America’s struggle with opioid addiction, from the boardrooms of Big Pharma, to a distressed Virginia mining community, to the hallways of the DEA. […]

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THE SONG OF THE BUTTERFLIES PAINTS A HAUNTING TALE OF REMEMBRANCE AND LOST

September 9, 2021 RGN staff

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Reviewed by Stacey Yvonne: When a person dies their spirit is transported into a nearby animal. It’s said that after the fire during the Rubber Massacre, as soon as the people trapped inside the burning house perished, their souls went into a bivouac of butterflies. It’s a stunningly peaceful and beautiful image of the aftermath […]

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REVIEW OF “I LOVE US”

August 26, 2021 RGN staff

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When a man born into crime falls in love with a single mother, the existence he’s never questioned collides with his hope to be a family man Reviewed by Ishrat Jahaiara Quazi: “Shut the fuck up,” yells Sammy waiting for a couple to leave the jewelry store so that he can go rob it. The […]

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‘DOUBLE BLIND’ IS SAVED BY INSIGHTFUL PERFORMANCES

July 19, 2021 RGN staff

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Reviewed by Stacey Yvonne: In a lab environment a ‘double blind’ is a type of test that withholds information that might sway or influence the tester, the subject, or the results. Often this can refer to things like the sex of the patient, race or age, or even familial relations. The less those involved know […]

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CHRIS PRATT’S SUMMER BLOCKBUSTER MOVIE “THE TOMORROW WAR” STREAMING NOW

July 4, 2021 RGN staff

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The Tomorrow War is available exclusively on Amazon Prime Video.  Reviewed by Stacey Goodlett: The Tomorrow War, Amazon Studio’s original movie, tells the story of a family man who has been conscripted to fight a war in the future. And whose success relies on him reckoning with his past. Starring Chris Pratt (Guardians of the […]

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“BLOOD PAGEANT” WIN AT ALL COSTS

June 25, 2021 RGN staff

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Horror-Thriller ‘Blood Pageant’ Set For Summer Release From Vision Films Blood Pageant will be available on all major streaming platforms on June 29, followed by DVD at major online retailers on July 20 Reviewed by Me’Chele Sevanesian-Directed by Harvey Lowry “Blood Pageant” takes on the world of reality television using the horror genre as its template. Seven beautiful women […]

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“BEFORE I GO” CELEBRATES THE MEANING IN LIFE

June 23, 2021 RGN staff

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Reviewed by Stacey Yvonne-Trying to find oneself and one’s place in the world is usually a journey reserved for men. We’re told the fallacy that women, especially white women, have it all figured out and enter into each phase of their lives with relative ease. Before I Go shows a woman in middle age who […]

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