‘Rent Free’ movie review by Robert E. Moore MOVIES/TV by Robert Moore - July 27, 2026 In the new thriller 'Rent Free' by writer/director Lakisha R Lemons, a therapist with a dark past and a young hustler, cross paths and soon begin entangled in a web of lies, secrets and perhaps even murder. Shayla (Brandy Specks), meets the cocky Marcus (De'Tuan Williams) in a random encounter and
‘All Saints Day’ movie review by Robert E. Moore MOVIES/TV by Robert Moore - July 24, 2026 'All Saints Day' is the hard hitting debut feature film by writer/director Matt Aaron Krinsky centering on a dysfunctional Irish-American family in Massachusetts joining forces to save their ailing older sibling who is suffering from alcohol abuse and dementia symptons. The bickering siblings include drifter Ronan (Jeff Berg) and priest Mickey
‘Spades’ movie review by Robert E. Moore MOVIES/TV by Robert Moore - July 24, 2026 'Spades' is the ambitious debut feature by writer/director/actor/produce/editor Johnny Yong Bosh. The plot starts in the chaotic battleground of the middle east as soldier pals Spades (Yong Bosh) and Bishop (James Gnarvy) are engaged in a brutal assault with Taliban forces. After tragedy hits, Bishop returns home as a city
‘6000 Waiting’ review by Robert E. Moore MOVIES/TV by Robert Moore - July 23, 2026 '6000 Waiting'; The moving documentary short film by award-winning filmmaker Michael McDonald ('Freebird') hits you like an emotional ton of bricks instantly as we witness a young man skydiving into the endless blue sky. As we follow the brave and extraordinary Georgia trio of Ben Oxley, Naomi Williams and Nick
Hot Kitchen review by Robert E. Moore MOVIES/TV by Robert Moore - July 21, 2026 Move over Gordon Ramsey, a new chef is in town! In the new comedy series, 'Hot Kitchen', writer/director/star Bobby Rice heads a motley ensemble of characters in a wacky send up of 'Kitchen Nightmares.' The crew consists of eight contestants including washed up actress Bam Bam, plucky blue collar Jorge,
The Lonely Crowd review by Robert E. Moore MOVIES/TV by Robert Moore - June 28, 2026 Online dating can be a real killer. In the new romantic thriller 'The Lonely Crowd' by debut writer/director David St. Clair; it really can be. The film centers on Peter (Adam Wesley), a jaded ex-athlete looking for the right girl in the lonely concrete jungle of Los Angeles. Seeing only his close
‘The Elephant in the Room’ review by Robert E Moore MOVIES/TV by Robert Moore - June 26, 2026 'The Elephant in the Room' is a new romantic comedy by writer/director Erik Bork centering on perky, thirty something Leah (an energetic Alyssa Limperis), who struggles with isolation issues during the pandemic circa 2021. Social distancing in a friends lush LA home, leah tries to stay connected with events going
‘Journey’s’ Review by Robert E Moore MOVIES/TV by Robert Moore - June 5, 2026 An interesting, but ultimately overlong documentry on the potential success of psychedelic substances to treat such ailments as PTSD and other mental illness topics. Director Christopher James Cramer gives the viewer a well detailed and varied set of interviews with medical experts, therapists, and their clients which includes battle fatigued
‘Weekend at the end of the world’ Review by Robert E Moore MOVIES/TV by Robert Moore - June 5, 2026June 5, 2026 'Weekend at the End of the World' is a new horror comedy written and directed by Gillie Klabin about two thirty sommething slackers; Karl and Miles, (Clay Elliot and Cameron Fife) who take a road trip to goofball Mile's old family cabin (yes deep in the woods) while lovelorn Karl
Top Entertainment Picks: Films, Tunes, and More FEATURED MOVIES/TV by MonkeyGoose - November 21, 2025 Finding something decent to watch or listen to these days feels impossible. There's just too much stuff out there. But I've been digging through the entertainment world lately, and some things really stand out. Whether you're into movies, music, or just looking for your next obsession, here are picks that actually