It was a monster mash for a lot of the MNFCA lately with plenty of members reviewing the new “Godzilla vs. Kong.” Along with that new blockbuster, MNFCA members were busy reviewing the action comedy “Nobody,” the spy thriller “The Courier” and much more.
Here’s what the MNFCA has been up to lately.
Joe Botten
At his site, Botten wrote a review on the new action comedy “Nobody.”
Brian Eggert
At Deep Focus Review, Eggert reviewed “The Father,” “Love and Monsters,” “Raya and the Last Dragon,” “Godzilla vs. Kong” and “Chaos Walking.”
Reviews were also published on 1988’s “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” and 2002’s “Red Dragon.”
Kelly Florence and Meg Hafdahl
For their podcast Horror Rewind, Florence and Hafdahl discussed the new Shudder film “Lucky” and 2010’s “Insidious.”
Kyle Goethe
On the series Kyle and Nick on Film, Goethe reviewed 2019’s “Haunt” and 1993’s “Carlito’s Way” with fellow MNFCA member Nicholas Palodichuk.
Paul McGuire Grimes
For his Paul’s Trip to the Movie series, Grimes reviewed “Nobody,” “Godzilla vs. Kong” and “French Exit.” Grimes also appeared on Twin Cities Live on March 26 and April 2.
Eric Houston
For North Metro TV, Houston produced a video on the biggest blockbusters of the 80s.
Jeremy Lebens
On The Daily Rotation, Lebens reviewed “Nobody” and “Godzilla vs. Kong.”
Matthew Liedke
For his site, Liedke reviewed “Nobody,” “The Courier,” “Godzilla vs. Kong” and “Coming 2 America.”
Ruth Maramis
At FlixChatter, Maramis reviewed “The Courier” and wrote a Thursday Movie Picks piece with a focus on Oscar winning supporting performances.
Maramis also interviewed Nicholas Jarecki, the writer and director of the new film “Crisis” starring Gary Oldman.
Mark McPherson
At his site, McPherson reviewed “Godzilla vs. Kong.” Additionally, for Twin Cities Geek, McPherson wrote about “The Courier.”
Nicholas Palodichuk
On recent episodes of the St. Paul Filmcast, Palodichuk spoke with sound mixer/recorder Alex Alverson and makeup artist Emily Boehm.
Frank Stanko
At the Wahpeton Daily News, Stanko reviewed the new creature feature “Godzilla vs. Kong.”
The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance 