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Tag Archives: reverend
Motel Hell (1980)
Director: Kevin Connor Writer: Robert Jaffe and Steven-Charles Jaffe
Posted in Comedy, Horror
Tagged 1980, bernard gribble, cannibal, cannibalism, chainsaw, comedy, elaine joyce, farm, farmer, frank cotolo, horror, hotel, john ratzenberger, kevin connor, lance rubin, meat, motel, motel hell, nancy parsons, nina axelrod, paul linke, pig, reverend, robert jaffe, rory calhoun, Steven-Charles Jaffe, thomas del ruth, tim tuchrello, wolfman jack
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First Reformed (2018)
Director: Paul Schrader Writer: Paul Schrader Great. One of my favorites of the last few years.
Posted in Drama
Tagged 2017, 2018, alexander dynan, amanda seyfried, Benjamin Rodriguez Jr., bible, bomb, brian williams, cancer, cedric Antonio kyles, cedric the entertainer, christian, christianity, christine vachon, church, climate change, david hinojosa, deepak sikka, diary, environment, ethan hawke, first reformed, frank murray, gary hamilton, global warming, god, greg clark, jack binder, journal, minister, new york, paul schrader, priest, religion, reverend, suicide, victoria hill, widow
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Little Murders (1971)
Director: Alan Arkin Writer: Jules Feiffer (Based on the play by Jules Feiffer)
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 1971, adaptation, alan arkin, black comedy, blackout, church, comedy, cop, detective, Donald Sutherland, doris roberts, drama, elizabeth wilson, elliott gould, fred kaz, gordon willis, howard kuperman, jack brodsky, jon korkes, judge, jules feiffer, little murders, lou jacoki, marcia rodd, murder, new york, new york city, nyc, phone call, photographer, photography, police, reverend, staire, vincent gardenia, violence
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First Reformed (2018)
Director: Paul Schrader Writer: Paul Schrader
Posted in Drama
Tagged 2018, a24, amanda seyfried, anniversary, cedric the entertainer, church, drama, ethan hawke, faith, first reformed, god, minister, new york, paul schrader, religion, reverend, suicide, terrorism, terrorist
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Selma (2014)
Director: Ava DuVernay Writer: Paul Webb Excellent! One of the best of 2014.
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1960s, 2014, alabama, andre holland, ava duvernay, biography, brad pitt, bridge, campaign, carmen erogo, civil rights, colman domingo, common, cop, cuba gooding jr., david oyelowo, drama, dylan baker, george wallace, giovanni ribisi, governor, haviland stillwell, j. edgar hoover, john legend, kkk, klansman, lbj, lyndon b. johnson, march, martin luther king jr., martin sheen, montgomery, niecy nash, omar j. dorsey, oprah winfrey, paul webb, police, politician, politics, president, protest, race, reverend, ruben santiago-hudson, selma, stephen root, tessa thompson, tim roth, tom wilkinson, true story, vote, voting rights, voting rights act, wendell pierce
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The Preacher’s Wife (1996)
Director: Penny Marshall Writers: Nat Mauldin and Allan Scott (Based on the novel “The Bishop’s Wife” by Robert Nathan)
Posted in Crime, Drama, Fantasy, Review
Tagged allan scott, angel, choir, christmas, church, comedy, courtney b. vance, denzel washington, drama, faith, fantasy, god, gregory hines, heaven, jenifer lewis, lionel richie, loretta devine, marriage, nat mauldin, penny marshall, preach, preacher, reverend, robert nathan, the bishop's wife, the preacher's wife, whitney houston
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