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Two Fantastic Films, ‘Cold Moon’ And ‘The Lullaby’, Coming To Tubi TV

We’ve got a treat for you today, two fantastic films are headed your way March 1st on the free streaming service Tubi, Cold Moon and The Lullaby from Oscar-nominated director James Roodt. A chilling tale of supernatural vengeance, and from the author of Beetlejuice, Cold Moon (review) is a gothic murder-mystery that’ll keep you guessing till the shocking close. In a sleepy southern town, the Larkin family suffers a terrible tragedy. Now the Larkin’s are about to endure another: Traffic lights blink an eerie warning, a ghostly visage prowls in the streets, and graves erupt from the local cemetery in an implacable march of terror . . . And beneath the murky surface of the river, a shifting, almost human shape slowly takes form to seek a terrible vengeance. Christopher Lloyd (Back to the Future), Josh Stewart (Insidious: The Last Key) (interview), Candy Clark (“Twin Peaks”), and Frank Whaley (Monster Trucks) star Cold Moon. The Lullaby, which scored a rave

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Feb 26, 2019
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Movie Review: Cold Moon is a Deft Blend of Southern Gothic and Slasher

What could go wrong here I ask ya: Young Margaret goes riding pell mell on her bicycle all around the small Southern town she calls home. Her grandmother (who I will get back to the deeper we go into this revoltin’ review) begins to engage in a near cataclysmic level of frettin’ which lets us know that things are going to take a turn for the lousy AF with utmost quickness. Not convinced enough? How about that foreboding wind and rain that suddenly roll on in? Or how about that murder machine of a man (who drives a hearse because ‘subtle’ is his middle name) that chucks Margaret of a bridge after strangling her. Well, I guess that last one is more like the actual deed than any sort of foreshadowing, but you know what I mean… Anyway, Margaret’s body is fished out of the water and we learn she was knocked up six ways to Sunday when she met

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Oct 29, 2017

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Two Fantastic Films, ‘Cold Moon’ And ‘The Lullaby’, Coming To Tubi TV

We’ve got a treat for you today, two fantastic films are headed your way March 1st on the free streaming service Tubi, Cold Moon and The Lullaby from Oscar-nominated director James Roodt. A chilling tale of supernatural vengeance, and from the author of Beetlejuice, Cold Moon (review) is a gothic murder-mystery that’ll keep you guessing till the shocking close. In a sleepy southern town, the Larkin family suffers a terrible tragedy. Now the Larkin’s are about to endure another: Traffic lights blink an eerie warning, a ghostly visage prowls in the streets, and graves erupt from the local cemetery in an implacable march of terror . . . And beneath the murky surface of the river, a shifting, almost human shape slowly takes form to seek a terrible vengeance. Christopher Lloyd (Back to the Future), Josh Stewart (Insidious: The Last Key) (interview), Candy Clark (“Twin Peaks”), and Frank Whaley (Monster Trucks) star Cold Moon. The Lullaby, which scored a rave

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Feb 26, 2019
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Movie Review: Cold Moon is a Deft Blend of Southern Gothic and Slasher

What could go wrong here I ask ya: Young Margaret goes riding pell mell on her bicycle all around the small Southern town she calls home. Her grandmother (who I will get back to the deeper we go into this revoltin’ review) begins to engage in a near cataclysmic level of frettin’ which lets us know that things are going to take a turn for the lousy AF with utmost quickness. Not convinced enough? How about that foreboding wind and rain that suddenly roll on in? Or how about that murder machine of a man (who drives a hearse because ‘subtle’ is his middle name) that chucks Margaret of a bridge after strangling her. Well, I guess that last one is more like the actual deed than any sort of foreshadowing, but you know what I mean… Anyway, Margaret’s body is fished out of the water and we learn she was knocked up six ways to Sunday when she met

Continue reading →
Oct 29, 2017