The Alliance Lately: Issue No. 25

Zack Snyder’s cut of the “Justice League” is finally available to watch and several members of the MNFCA have given their opinions on it. Additionally, plenty of the critics also reviewed the new drama “The Father.”

Here’s what the Alliance has been up to lately.

Joe Botten

At his site, Botten reviewed the Zack Snyder cut of the “Justice League,” “The Courier,” “The Human Voice” “Phobias” and “SAS: Red Notice.”

Brian Eggert

On Deep Focus Review, Eggert wrote reviews on the “Justice League” Snyder cut and 2021 film “Come True,” as well as 2001’s “Hannibal” and 1987’s “Street Trash.”

Kelly Florence and Meg Hafdahl

On Florence and Hafdahl’s show, Horror Rewind, the podcast covered the film “Wrong Turn” and in another episode, recapped media in the last year.

Kyle Goethe

At his site, Goethe wrote reviews for recent releases “The Mauritanian” and “Land.” Additionally, on the series Kyle and Nick on Film, with fellow MNFCA member Nicholas Palodichuk, Goethe talked about 1975’s “Wrong Movie” and 1978’s “Eyes of Laura Mars.”

Paul McGuire Grimes

For his Paul’s Trip to the Movies series, Grimes reviewed “Yes Day,” “The Father,” Snyder’s cut of “Justice League” and “The Courier.” Grimes also interviewed Snyder about “Justice League,” as well as the cast of “Yes Day” about their movie. Grimes appeared on the March 12 and 19 episodes of Twin Cities Live, too.

Eric Houston

For North Metro TV, Houston produced a video essay on the 50 year history of the “James Bond” franchise.

Jeremy Lebens

At The Daily Rotation, Lebens wrote reviews on “Cherry” and the Snyder version of “Justice League.”

Matthew Liedke

At his site, Liedke wrote about the new drama “The Father.”

Ruth Maramis

At her site, Maramis reviewed new films including “The Father” and “Crisis.” Maramis also recommended 17 Irish movies for the St. Patrick’s Day holiday.

Mark McPherson

At his site, McPherson reviewed the Snyder cut of “Justice League.” Additionally, at Twin Cities Geek, McPherson reviewed the film “Cherry.”

Nicholas Palodichuk

On the St. Paul Filmcast, Palodichuk spoke with actress Arden Michalec in one episode, and a host of the movie podcast “I Drink Your Podcast” in another.