“Abigail,” marketed as a remake of “Dracula’s Daughter,” falls short of expectations, transforming into a monotonous genre mashup with little compelling content. The film follows Abigail, played by Alisha Weir, who is kidnapped and held captive by a group of criminals aiming for a hefty ransom. As the story unfolds, Abigail’s dark lineage as the […] The post Movie Review: Abigail – A Disappointing Genre Mashup Missing the Mark first appeared on CGO ..read more

In an exciting principal cast announcement, Wendy Makkena of “Sister Act” fame and Paul Freeman from “Raiders of the Lost Ark” are set to star in the upcoming Cold War biographical thriller film, “Whispers of Freedom.” The film, set in 1980s East Germany, will delve into the gripping real-life story of young East German Chris […] The post Wendy Makkena and Paul Freeman Join Cold War Thriller ‘Whispers of Freedom’ first appeared on CGO ..read more

Step into the nightmare world of “Abigail” (2024), where a group of criminals face unimaginable horror after kidnapping a young ballerina for ransom. Directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, this gripping horror film delves into the darkness of an isolated mansion, where the captors realize they are trapped with something far beyond their worst […] The post Abigail (2024) Movie Clips first appeared on CGO ..read more

Crafted in Moscow by a small group of film enthusiasts on a shoestring budget, Dreamover premiered at the Shanghai International Film Festival during pandemic 2021, won Dances With Films in Los Angeles and finally released for a wide public. Dissatisfied with the current state of movies, a small group of five like-minded Russians, decided to […] The post DREAMOVER Releases in North America – From Russia with… Loneliness” first appeared on CGO ..read more

Alex Garland’s “Civil War” presents a gripping narrative set in a not-too-distant future where America is engulfed in conflict. The film follows photojournalist Lee, portrayed by the talented Kirsten Dunst, as she documents the brutal realities of war-torn America. While the movie excels in showcasing the chaos and brutality of war, its political depth falls […] The post Alex Garland’s “Civil War” Movie Review: A Thought-Provoking Speculative Fiction Tale first appeared on CGO ..read more

Lost on the dreary Oregon coast, Fran (Daisy Ridley) finds solace in her cubicle, listening to the constant hum of officemates and occasionally daydreaming to pass the time. She is ghosting through life, unable to pop her bubble of isolation, when a friendly new coworker, Robert (Dave Merheje) persistently tries to connect with her. Though […] The post Sometimes I Think About Dying (2024) Trailer – Starring Daisy Ridley first appeared on CGO ..read more

Macaulay Culkin captured the hearts of audiences worldwide with his endearing performances as a child actor in a variety of films. From his iconic role as Kevin McCallister in “Home Alone” to his more mature roles in later years, Culkin has showcased his versatility and charm on the big screen. Let’s explore some of the […] The post Best Macaulay Culkin Movies, Ranked Worst To Best first appeared on CGO ..read more

Sam Taylor-Johnson’s film about the brilliant but troubled English singer, Amy Winehouse, delves into her life and career with a mix of success and shortcomings. Starring Marisa Abela as the iconic singer, the film captures Winehouse’s unique blend of vulnerability and self-destructiveness, though the musical performances fall slightly short of perfection. Abela’s portrayal of Winehouse […] The post ‘Back to Black’ Review: A Glimpse into the Troubled Genius of Amy Winehouse first appeared on CGO ..read more

Exciting news for horror-comedy fans as the release dates for ‘Dagr’, an intriguing blend of comedy and folk horror, have been announced. The film stars Ellie Duckles from ‘The A-List’, Matt Barber known for his role in ‘Downton Abbey‘, and Tori Butler-Hart of ‘Infinitum: Subject Unknown’, alongside the legendary Sir Ian McKellen. Directed by Matthew […] The post Dagr – A Comedy Folk Horror Set for Limited Cinema Run and Digital Releases first appeared on CGO ..read more

“The First Omen” offers a fresh take on female body horror that delivers a potent punch despite moments of predictability. Director Arkasha Stevenson crafts a parallel narrative that opens doors for further exploration within the Omen universe, hinting at rich storytelling potential in Damien’s upbringing and the legacy of his demonic presence. While the film […] The post Review: The First Omen’s’ Intriguing Take on Female Body Horror and Thematic Depth first appeared on CGO ..read more