Good Boys (2019) – A Hilariously Profane Journey of Adolescent Curiosity In the vast landscape of coming-of-age comedies, "Good Boys" (2019) manages to carve out its own distinct niche, propelled by its refreshingly candid portrayal of pre-teen misadventures and bold, unapologetic humor. Directed by Gene Stupnitsky in his feature debut and produced by comedy titans…
Blackhat follows convicted hacker Nicholas Hathaway (CHRIS HEMSWORTH), furloughed from federal prison, and his American and Chinese partners as they try to identify and hunt down a world-class and dangerous cybercrime network from Los Angeles to Hong Kong, Perak, Malaysia and Jakarta.
Addicted kicked off a series of novels by Zane that, over the last decade, have carved out a provocatively candid view of women in a way they’ve not often been seen: as fiercely independent and unapologetically sexual, with complex desires that can be as risky as they are compelling.
Filmmakers have adapted to an evolution of storytelling techniques and tools to deliver heightened suspense – editing, visuals, atmosphere and sound effects, it’s a strenuous manipulation of various factors to set an audience on the edge of their movie theater seat.