The late 80’s campy musical is full of outrageous performances from Rick Moranis, Steve Martin, Bill Murray, John Candy, and more. Little Shop of Horrors (1986) is based off of the off-broadway muscial version, written by Alan Menken, and not the 1960’s version, featuring Jack Nicholson.
This comedic biopic follows Dick Cheney’s life from college drop-out to vice president of the United States. His transformation of the powers of the executive branch coupled with his ties to Halliburton created waves of destruction that can still be seen today. Adam McKay, of SNL, Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, and The Big Short, has created a film that simultaneously impresses the magnitude of Cheney’s legacy, while making the devastation palatable through comic relief.
A wild-west bounty hunter, Kurt Russell, gets caught in a blizzard while transporting his fugitive, Jennifer Jason Leigh, through the Wyoming plains. They find shelter in a stagecoach lodge with six other mysterious characters.
Andy Irons took the surfing world by storm in the early 2000’s. His untimely death shook the surfing community as well as his wife and unborn child. The story of Andy Irons is one of relentless perseverance and struggle. From his heroin addiction to his battles with manic depression, Andy Irons succeeded where most would not stand a chance. Andy Irons: Kissed By God combines interviews, mesmerizing imagery, and family footage to tell his life story.
Walter, played by Matthew Glave, is a self-absorbed and promiscuous actor still riding the coat tails of an old fantasy television show. After finding out his new young girlfriend is pregnant, Walter begins to look for a way to both get away and reconnect with his estranged daughter. When he gets the chance to see her, he takes it and drops everything to head up to Big Sur. The ensuing road trip and reunion brings plenty of surprises and laughs at every corner.
