Do you prefer romantic comedies with an epic scope that covers a lifetime? Are you interested in watching a contemporary exorcism movie that has gained some notoriety? Our weekly roundup of everything streaming this week includes all that and much more.
We have everything you’re looking for, whether it’s horror, cartoons, documentaries, or anything in between. Read below full article…
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Amsterdam
Will be released on Hulu on Sunday, August 20. Amsterdam is the first film, and I have previously stated that I wasn’t a big fan of it. In light of that, please don’t let me stop you from watching. In addition to the fact that many others have been very moved by it—some have even named it their favorite of the previous year.
It is also unmistakably unique in its design. If anything, it stands out from everything else that was released in 2022 due to its peculiar character and distinctive editing, staging, and pacing. It features a star-studded ensemble playing characters who become entangled in an unforeseen plot to topple the government, and Taylor Swift, at the very least, makes an impression in a minor role.
Bad Things
Upcoming on Shudder on Friday, August 18. The next horror from Shudder, Bad Things, might just be the worst vacation you’ve ever taken. It wears its The Shining influences on its bloodied sleeves and is set in a motel where a group of pals discovers items that may very well be haunted. See the movie trailer:
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Cocaine Bear
According to the movie trailer, On Tuesday, August 15, Prime Video released the film. Do you recall Cocaine Bear? The film with a cast that was, effectively, a meme for some reason? It is, nevertheless, once more accessible for you to view at home. You may test that hypothesis even though we don’t know if it will have the same amount of spectacle as it did in the theater.
The title of this movie pretty much tells you all you need to know about it, and it more than lives up to expectations. Will it alter the cinematic landscape? Without a doubt. Will it be released at midnight? Perhaps; who knows? There is a bear who does cocaine and kills a lot of people, and that much is known. This one is for you if you like that sort of thing.
Miguel Wants To Fight
It was Released on Hulu on Wednesday, August 14. Oh, to be a young, insecure, and combative person. This is Miguel Wants To Fight’s premise, and the title pretty much tells you everything you need to know. The story revolves around a group of friends who learn that one of them has never supported them in a battle. They try their hardest to get him into his first fight but find that it’s more difficult than they anticipated.
The Monkey King
Friday, August 18 is the date of release on Netflix. The Monkey King, Netflix’s newest animated movie, aims to breathe new life into an old tale. It focuses on the travels of the titular Monkey King (Jimmy O. Yang), who is accompanied by his dependable magical fighting Stick.
Although everything appears to be going well, he eventually has to face up against the famed Dragon King and more than 100 demons. That sounds very simple, doesn’t it?
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Of an Age
On Tuesday, August 15, Prime Video released the film. Another love tale for you to witness is Goran Stolevski’s Of an Age, a portrayal of passion that thrives when it embraces closeness. While not as captivating as his previous film, You Won’t Be Alone.
It exhibits a similar concern for highlighting connection in a world that is typically characterized by solitude. It is a movie about holding back until finally breaking free, following the unsure young Kol (Elias Anton) as he meets the slick Adam (Thom Green) throughout the course of years in their lives. The film’s climax pulls us in closely when it matters.
The Pope’s Exorcist
On Wednesday, August 16, Netflix will release the film. The next movie is one that absolutely must be seen to be believed. The Pope’s Exorcist has been called an unholy mess and features Russell Crowe at his most absurd portraying a man who dances with demons.
Although it most definitely won’t appeal to everyone, it does offer the chance to hear some of the most strained accent work in a movie since House of Gucci. There is just no other way to describe what is in store for you, despite the fact that this may sound harsh.
If you’re not prepared to go along for the utterly insane rollercoaster that this film takes you on, it’s not a wonderful movie by any means and might even be a disastrously poor one. But given that a sequel is already in the works, this is the perfect opportunity to ride Crowe’s scooter toward whatever craziness is in store. See the movie trailer:
Reinventing Elvis: The ’68 Comeback
Tuesday, August 15 at noon on Paramount+ Reinventing Elvis: The ’68 Comeback, a documentary about the legendary performer, focuses on the special he produced to escape his now-famous manager Colonel Tom Parker.
No, we don’t believe there will be anything quite as good as the recent performance Tom Hanks provided as the man, which depending on what you’re looking for may be good or terrible.
To Catch a Killer
Release Date on Hulu on Saturday, August 19. To Catch a Killer is another movie whose name tells you all you need to know about it. It’s a throwaway mystery thriller that might be a little entertaining for people searching for something to watch on a lazy Saturday.
It has all the conventional beats with its ensemble giving it just enough vigor to move beyond its narrative confines. Starring Shailene Woodley and Ben Mendelsohn as a law enforcement pair trying to track down a killer in Baltimore after he attacked New Year’s Eve, it has all the traditional beats.
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