Between Ari Aster's previous film Hereditary and horror classic The Wicker Man, of which I'd go so far as to call this a loose remake, this film doesn't hold many surprises or bring much more to the party.
**** and a half (can't find half an asterisk) It's very good, ok?
(Spoiler-free but contains Avengers: Endgame spoilers. Do we still have to say that? When do these things time out? You know the boat sinks in Titanic, right?)
‘One armed bandits wink an eye at Piccadilly to greet the Saturday Night results’ – Ian Page – Secret Affair September 1978
![Kubrick's [Full Film] (British Folk Horror)](/media/k2/items/cache/f97ac2be907fe5bc2ac21cbb3aacf027_L.jpg)
Written and directed by Dean & Josh Cavanagh. Produced by Alan McGee. Kubricks tells the story of Donald (Roger Evans) and his quest to make a feature film with no cast, crew or clue on how to do it.
Set in the 80s, and based upon a true story, Earl Stone (Clint Eastwood) was a successful horticulturalist and War Veteran, who falls on hard times and has had to close his business. Alienated from his daughter (Alison Eastwood) and former wife (Dianne Wiest), he tries unsuccessfully to make amends with his grand-daughter (Taissa Farmiga) for being a neglectful husband and father.
Robert George Meek was born in 1929 in Newent, England. Joe’s mother wanted a girl and dressed him as a girl. Whilst his three brothers were outward going young Joe was introverted and enjoyed staging magic shows for other children and dressing up for his own elaborate theatre productions.
Tales of Aggro
