Director Joe Badon’s The Blood of the Dinosaurs packs a lot into its seventeen minute runtime. The film is a Texas Cowboy Stew that is not allowed to slowly simmer. Instead, Badon is a frenzied chef that throws everything from the choicest cuts to gristle and bone into the pot.
Thomas Graham (Scott Haze) lives with his father, Josiah (Robert Patrick) who still has a very stern hold over him. Feeling oppressed by his father, Thomas doesn’t see a way out and the local police still talk about his mother killing herself as if it’s some kind of urban legend.
Prey Synopsis: Naru, A skilled Comanche warrior (Amber Midthunder), protects her tribe from a highly evolved alien predator that hunts humans for sport, fighting against the wilderness, dangerous colonizers, and this mysterious creature to keep her people safe. The lurking Predator finds a worthy foe when invading a Comanche tribe in Prey. I'll
New York journalist Ben Manalowitz lives as a know-it-all who believes he possesses a pulse on the American experience. When he discovers that a former hook-up of his has passed away, the family reaches out under the impression he was her long-time boyfriend. Ben travels to the backroads of Texas,
Cherry: Review. By Jake Peffer. Cherry tells the story of a young girl of the same name who must make one of the biggest decisions of her life within the next 24 hours. She just found out that she’s pregnant and must decide whether she plans on keeping the baby.
