Many critics reviewed Netflix’s “The Trial of the Chicago 7” last week and Minnesota film critics were no exception. Despite the weather looking more like something you’d see in December, MNFCA members also continued looking at horror movies ahead of Halloween.
Here’s what the Alliance has been up to lately.
Joe Botten
Over the last week, the MN Movie Man reviewed new pictures “The Devil Has a Name,” “The Opening Act,” the “Borat” sequel and “The Trial of the Chicago 7.”
Botten also continued his 31 Days to Scare series with reviews of “Anaconda,” “Memories of Murder,” “Rebecca,” “The Witches” and a “Halloween” fan film.
Brian Eggert
At Deep Focus Review, Eggert reviewed new releases “The Trial of the Chicago 7” and “Kajillionaire.” Eggert also wrote about 1987’s “Matewan” and 1995’s “Tales from the Hood.”
Kelly Florence and Meg Hafdahl
Last week, an episode of Horror Rewind where Florence and Hafdahl talked about “The Shining” was re-released for listeners.
Joseph Froemming
For The Joe-Down, Froemming and company reviewed the original “Halloween” and the 1998 “Psycho” remake.
Kyle Goethe
For his 31 Days of Horror series, Goethe wrote about “The Tripper,” “Monsters: Dark Continent,” “Doom,” “Motel Hell,” “Christine” and “Bedazzled.”
For the YouTube series Kyle & Nick on Film, Goethe also talked about 1986’s “Night of the Creeps” with fellow MNFCA member Nicholas Palodichuk
Paul McGuire Grimes
Over the last week, Grimes reviewed the films “Clouds” and “Trial of the Chicago 7.” Grimes also took a look at the “Scream” series.
Eric Houston
On YouTube, Houston produced a video about how United States presidents have been portrayed on film.
Matthew Liedke
At his site, Liedke reviewed Netflix’s drama “The Trial of the Chicago 7.”
Mark McPherson
On YouTube, McPherson reviewed the new film “Possessor” and the 2004 movie “3 Extremes.”
Nicholas Palodichuk
On the St. Paul Filmcast, Palodichuk spoke with author Matthew Nesheim.
Frank Stanko
At The Pop Culturists, Stanko reviewed 1985 films “Jagged Edge,” “After Hours” and “Silver Bullet.”
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