Aaron Murray

Oct 3, 2024 | thestreamr.com | Aaron Murray

A strong aspect of the latest adaptation of Stephen King’s iconic novel, Salem’s Lot, is the beautiful visuals it captures from its small-town environment. By filming many scenes at sunrise and sunset, director Gary Dauberman captures some fantastic images that pair nicely with its 70s aesthetic. While speaking at a recent junket for Salem’s Lot, actor Spencer Treat Clark dove into the production design and aesthetic of the film and the beauty of their shoot in New England.

Oct 1, 2024 | thestreamr.com | Aaron Murray

This review was made possible by an advance screening of VHS Beyond. VHS Beyond releases widely on Shudder on October 4, 2024. For the past few years, the VHS franchise has become something of a tradition over on Shudder, and VHS Beyond is no different.

Sep 30, 2024 | loudandclearreviews.com | Claire Fulton |Joshua Stevens |Hayley Croke |Aaron Murray

Sarah Elizabeth Mintz’s Good Girl Jane is buoyed by its central performance, but it doesn’t engage with its myriad of themes enough to satisfy. Writer & Director: Sarah Elizabeth MintzGenre: Coming of Age, Crime, DramaRun Time: 117′US Release: September 10, 2024 (limited theatrical); October 8, 2024 (VOD) UK Release: TBAWhere to watch: on demandConnecting with a ‘coming of age’ film feels very dependent on the age you are when watching it.

Sep 27, 2024 | loudandclearreviews.com | Joshua Stevens |Hayley Croke |Aaron Murray |Roberto Ortiz

Spike Lee’s power is on full display in his film BlacKkKlansman, a gut-punch comedy drama that uses the past to critique the present (and possibly future). Director: Spike LeeGenre: Crime, Comedy, Drama, BiographicalRun Time: 135′World Premiere: Cannes Film FestivalUS Release: August 10, 2018UK Release: August 24, 2018Where to watch: on digital & on demandSpike Lee has never been one to play it safe.

Sep 27, 2024 | loudandclearreviews.com | Hayley Croke |Aaron Murray |Roberto Ortiz |Clotilde Chinnici

Hong Sang-soo’s By the Stream is an intimate and extraordinarily profound look at how the gift of self-realization can surprise us at any age. Director: Hong Sang-sooGenre: DramaRun Time: 111′New York Film Festival Premiere: October 4-11, 2024Release Date: TBAThe promise of youth is that we have endless time and opportunities ahead of us. As we age, we are told this promise begins to narrow and our chances to make something of ourselves wither with each path not traveled.