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Freeze Frame is a weekly show reviewing the latest movies from Hollywood’s best to independent and arthouse movies.
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Freeze Frame: "Resident Evil" (R), "The Weight" (R), "Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom" (PG) (opens the original)
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Filmmaker Zach Cregger, responsible for recent horror hits "Barbarian" and "Weapons" was handed the reins to reimagine the biopunk "Resident Evil" franchise about killer mutants. The result is an utterly shameless, violent, ugly...and brilliantly made adaptation of the video game that's far better than its predecessors. Austin Abrams makes an appealing everyman thrown in an apocalyptic hell. There are more effective jump scares here than in a dozen horror movies as well as a lot of cheeky humor.
Freeze Frame: "Don't Move" (NR), "The Fix" (R), "Runner" (PG-13), "Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married Again?" (PG-13) (opens the original)
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The horror thriller "Don't Move" was shot in Kansas City and was written by James "Murr" Murray from the TV series "Impractical Jokers." Lyndsy Fonseca, rapper Russ and KC's own Rob Riggle star in the story of a church camping trip that goes terribly wrong when the campers get lost in the Ozarks and encounter a giant killer spider. It's a well-produced chiller that should appeal to the midnight movie crowd. The aggravating and overlong wartime thriller “The Fix” is burdened with so many head-scr
Freeze Frame: "Mayday" (PG-13), "Virginia Woolf's Night and Day" (PG-13), "The Sun Never Sets" (Not rated), "The Runner" (PG-13) (opens the original)
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In the Apple TV action comedy "Mayday," Ryan Reynolds plays a Navy pilot shot down in Soviet territory during the Cold War. An ex-KGB agent and America-lover, played by Kenneth Branaugh, works to help Ryan avoid certain death and escape the country. “Mayday” is mindless and silly but is a lively and amusing buddy flick bolstered by its charismatic stars. Virginia Woolf wrote her 1919 novel, "Night and Day" while recovering from a nervous breakdown. She despondently described the book as "flat" a
Freeze Frame: "The Dog Stars" (R), "Coyote vs. Acme" (R), "Buddy" (R), "The Whisper Man" (R) (opens the original)
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Every great filmmaker gets one Mulligan. Ridley Scott's futuristic thriller "The Dog Stars" is his. Jacob Elordi and Josh Brolin star in a poorly paced and overly familiar post-apocalyptic nightmare about survivalists who face grisly dangers after a flu pandemic. There are impressive individual sequences, but “The Dog Stars” plays like scenes cobbled together instead of a cohesive whole. The hybrid cartoon and live action farce "Coyote vs. Acme" wants to be "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" but is a bi
Freeze Frame: "Tony" (R), "Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma" (R), "The Magic Faraway Tree" (PG), "Mutiny" (R) (opens the original)
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The formative years of famed gastronome Anthony Bourdain are the focus of the drama “Tony.” Dominic Sessa plays the callow and self-centered 19-year-old in a highly fictionalized tale loosely adapted from Bourdain’s bestselling autobiography “Kitchen Confidential.” It may not be authentic, but a sharp cast and thoughtful script make “Tony” a full flavored coming-of-age drama. The wacky cinematic experiment “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma” is a blood-soaked love letter to slasher films with
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