Tag Archive for "Film" - Living Out Loud LA

Coming Soon: Aug. 22 Movies to Watch
By Chris Gabourel on September 2, 2014
As the summer blockbusters seem to fade away, now we really get to see what films can stand behind their storytelling. After nine years of...
DVD Pick of the Week: The Quiet Ones
By Dash Finley on September 2, 2014
For almost 60 years(!), British-based production company Hammer has been churning out horror films. Some of them are classics, and some of them are shlock,...
Burnt, But Not Broken: “The Bridge”
By Mark Mikhail on September 2, 2014
FX’s border drama, “The Bridge,” is about a lot of different things. First and foremost, it’s a police procedural centered on events related to the...
A Different Bit of History: Latinos in Film
By Ariel Paredes on September 2, 2014
When I was a little girl, I watched La Bamba, the story of 17-year-old rock ‘n’ roll singer Ritchie Valens who passed away in a...
Review: Film Adaptation of The Giver Arrives Too Late
By Dash Finley on August 19, 2014
At the risk of having my millennial card revoked, I must admit that I’ve never read Lois Lowry’s seminal YA sci-fi novel The Giver. One...
“The Knick” Comes Out Swinging
By Mark Mikhail on August 19, 2014
When Steven Soderbergh announced his retirement from feature filmmaking sometime in 2012, I was skeptical. He said the movie industry was too cynical and bullied...
Frontera L.A. Premiere Sweepstakes
By Living Out Loud Staff on August 18, 2014
Three lucky winners will receive a pair of tickets to the Los Angeles premiere of Frontera at The Landmark on Thursday, August 21st at 7:30...
Coming Soon: Aug. 15 Movies to Watch
By Chris Gabourel on August 19, 2014
A film is a language packed in with several different mediums – art, dialogue, choreography, music, technology and a handful more. These mediums are all...
DVD Pick of the Week: Filth
By Dash Finley on August 19, 2014
One of my personal favorite sub-genres is the good ol’ “cop gone wild” flick. Prime examples of this stripe include Abel Ferrara’s classic Bad Lieutenant,...
Director, Cast Discuss Into the Storm
By Marvin Vasquez on August 11, 2014
As a child growing up in the Midwest, Into the Storm director Steven Quale always heard about the power of tornadoes. “When I made this...