The Book of Clarence is a mixture of Friday with Ice Cube and The Ten Commandments with Charlton Heston drama and humor ride side by side in this chariot. One of my top ten of the year, For Sure!
Author: Daniel Durrett
It Came From Texas Film Festival
There needs to be a return to raunchy humor. Dogs might pull in the parents and kids, but Strays is real, and raunchy, dirty dog humor. Strays is what exalts the stray in all humanity, men, it’s mostly men who can relate. Lost animals, running wild, feeling unabashed, abandoned, and unloved in their life…. with some hidden shame wait.
A Scary Return to Movies Based On Disney Rides That Work
There needs to be a return to raunchy humor. Dogs might pull in the parents and kids, but Strays is real, and raunchy, dirty dog humor. Strays is what exalts the stray in all humanity, men, it’s mostly men who can relate. Lost animals, running wild, feeling unabashed, abandoned, and unloved in their life…. with some hidden shame wait.
A Dogs Doo-ty Can Be Hilarious
There needs to be a return to raunchy humor. Dogs might pull in the parents and kids, but Strays is real, and raunchy, dirty dog humor. Strays is what exalts the stray in all humanity, men, it’s mostly men who can relate. Lost animals, running wild, feeling unabashed, abandoned, and unloved in their life…. with some hidden shame wait.
Peafowl: An Asian Exploration
What do you get when you combine Madonna’s Vogue, Billy Porter’s Pose, Korean elders and ancestors, visions of a mystical bird, and the most timely issues regarding the global transgender and broader LGBTQIA+ communities? You get Byun Sung-bin’s Peafowl: a colorful, moving and essential story.
