Category: 2024

Film Review and Q&A of FIRELINE (2024) Film Short – A Tour De Force That Will Have Audiences Cringing and Wincing, Twisting and Turning. Part 1 of 3

Regardless of whatever first-responder, five-star action-adventure films, video and TV shows that audiences may have seen on big and small screens, FIRELINE will have them on the edge of their seats. Keep this in mind: FIRELINE is just 12 minutes long. – Reviews & Articles by Gregg W. Morris, Editor, Writer the WORD

Film Review of a Ghoulishly Witchin’ Bitchin’ Horror Anthology With Panache Galore: LORE (2024)

Go See This Movie If one dares. This reviewer – speaking the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth – says LORE has to be scene several times to really get to the core of what the filmmakers did, didn’t do … and … so on and so forth. Nevertheless, authentic film aficionados are going to sign up early for the cult film status on the horizon. – Article Review by Gregg W. Morris.

CLAWFOOT (2024) Film Review

Fifty-sixty minutes and a few seconds into CRAWFOOT, the cinematic panache and derring-do of Director Micheal Day and Writer April Wolfe stunned this reviewer-writer who thought that for the first for 56-minutes and a few seconds that he was watching…

A Robert Greenwald Brave New Worlds Production
E. JEAN CARROLL V. DONALD TRUMP

A powerful documentary bringing to life the brave testimony of writer E. Jean Carroll, who accused former President Donald Trump of sexual abuse. In a landmark legal case, Trump was held liable for sexual abuse and defamation, with a court ordering him to pay $83.3 million in damages.

 

{Facebook removed link to a Medium.com article I wrote about the documentary because I used the word “Riveting” in describing the film.}

Publisher, Editor Gregg W. Morris

Can be reached at gregghc@comcast.net, profgreggwmorris@gmail.com

 

LYVIA’S HOUSE (2024) Film Review

Regarding LIVIA’s HOUSE, Producer-Writer Patricia V. Davis said she was determined that her movie would “avoid the worn-out Hollywood trope of chainsaw-yielding maniacs or ‘aw-shucks’ yokels whenever a film was set in a farming community.” She more than succeeded. – Article-Review by Gregg W. Morris

NIGHT OF THE HARVEST – A Cannily Made Low Budget Movie Bristling With the Panache and Moxie of a Big Budget Film. Caveat Lector: This Award Winning Film Can Freak the Bejesus Out of Audiences

Do I like this film? Rather, it’s more accurate to state that I was possessed by this film early on in the story-telling and was stunned to learn that I was possessed, that my mind, body and soul had been seduced by incredible story telling that made me suspend belief beyond belief. – Gregg W. Morris