September 6
Stephen King's "It / Part 2"
No thanks. The book scared the ever-loving mess out of me when I read it back in the 80's. I remember watching the mini-series with Richard Thomas (John Boy from the Waltons) but this sequel to the 2017 release looks terrifying.
Night Hunter
An online predator, captured with the help of a local vigilante, is connected to crimes far more heinous than anyone expected. Henry Cavill and Alexandra Daddario star. Henry Cavill is dreamy but I'm not sure if he plays the predator or the vigilante in this one.
Satanic Panic
A pizza delivery girl makes a trip she'll never forget when she delivers food to a group of Satanists. Chelsea Stardust directs the Rebecca Romijn horror/comedy.
Zeroville
A young cinema buff makes a trip to Hollywood in 1969–during the era of hippies and Manson. James Franco directs and stars, with Seth Rogen, Will Ferrell, and Megan Fox also starring. Seth Rogen and Will Ferrell? Take my money please.
September 13
Depraved
A field surgeon who has PTSD creates a man out of body parts. B-movie icon Larry Fessenden writes and directs the modern Frankenstein tale. Yeah. I don't think so.
Freaks
A young girl remains trapped in her boarded-up house at the demand of her father (Emile Hirsch). This film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2018 to positive reviews.
Hustlers
Jennifer Lopez leads a group of strippers who decide to hustle wealthy clientele during the early-2000s financial crisis. Keke Palmer, Lili Reinhart, Julia Stiles, Lizzo, and Constance Wu round out the pack. Cardi B also makes her feature film debut. JLo looks amazeballs in the photos released by the studio. However, her last couple of movies haven't done very well and I don't expect this one to be a blockbuster either.
The Goldfinch
A young man (Ansel Elgort) must navigate through adulthood as he deals with the trauma caused by the sudden death of his mother when he was only 13 years old. Nicole Kidman and Sarah Paulson also star in the film adaptation of the best-selling novel. I read the book after everyone raved about it. I positively HATED it. I hated everything about it but mostly the characters. They were some of the most unlikeable characters I've ever read. I honestly didn't care what happened to any of them. I don't think the great Nicole Kidman can save them either.
September 20
Ad Astra
An astronaut travels to the edge of the solar system to solve a mystery that threatens the existence of the human race. Brad Pitt stars alongside Tommy Lee Jones and Liv Tyler.
Bloodline
A man (Seann William Scott) who values family over anything else learns that his violent tendencies might be contagious. We haven't seen anything from Stiffler in a while. And I was A-OK with it.
Downton Abbey
Quite the stir arises when the King and Queen come to visit Downton Abbey. The critically acclaimed television series makes the jump to the big screen at the helm of director Michael Engler. I've never seen a single episode of the BBC hit series. My parents are big fans so I'm guessing they will be seeing this in the theater.
Rambo: Last Blood
After the Mexican cartel kidnaps a friend's daughter, John Rambo heads below the border to seek vengeance. Sylvester Stallone returns in the fifth installment of the Rambo franchise. Please refer to my comments regarding Stiffler.
Where's My Roy Cohn?
The acclaimed Sundance documentary dives into the controversial figure who had a hand in shaping the current political nightmare.
September 27
Abominable
A teenage girl and her friends befriend a Yeti. Together they all embark on a journey to reconnect the creature with his family. This looks really cute and I'd like to see this with Coach.
Judy
Renée Zellweger stars as Judy Garland in the biopic chronicling the American actress/singer's life while performing in London in 1969. Renee Zellweger has the same sour face in everyone of her movies. It's the weirdest thing.
The Day Shall Come
An FBI agent (Anna Kendrick) with ulterior motives sponsors a young preacher (Marchant Davis) in Miami.
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