Chicago – Patrick McDonald of HollywoodChicago.com audio film review for the new release “The Shrouds,” a psychological thriller/horror film by the legendary auteur David Cronenberg, dealing with themes of loss, mourning and redemption. In select theaters on April 25th, see local listings.
The angular Vincent Cassel is Karsh, a bereaved widower who is also a tech financier. In memoriam to his wife Becca, Karsh has built a new style of memorial called GraveTech, in which the bodies of the deceased are enmeshed in a digital shroud, which uses it’s camera chips to project an image of the decaying corpse on a screen embedded in the gravestone. This morbid technique gets some interest for other uses by the Chinese and the Russians, as well as Karsh’s tech expert Maury (Guy Pearce). It is vandalism at his wife’s graveyard tips the scale of The Shrouds capabilities.
”Little Miss Sociopath...
The angular Vincent Cassel is Karsh, a bereaved widower who is also a tech financier. In memoriam to his wife Becca, Karsh has built a new style of memorial called GraveTech, in which the bodies of the deceased are enmeshed in a digital shroud, which uses it’s camera chips to project an image of the decaying corpse on a screen embedded in the gravestone. This morbid technique gets some interest for other uses by the Chinese and the Russians, as well as Karsh’s tech expert Maury (Guy Pearce). It is vandalism at his wife’s graveyard tips the scale of The Shrouds capabilities.
”Little Miss Sociopath...
- 4/25/2025
- by adam@hollywoodchicago.com (Adam Fendelman)
- HollywoodChicago.com
Stars: Jenny Tran, Brendan Michael Coughlin, Jade Williams, Pamela Shaw, Lisa Scott, Victoria Goodhart, Eric Billitzer, Andy Au, Sonny King, Ashley Zambos, Veronika Bonell | Written and Directed by Miv Evans
Comedies about death aren’t a particularly big genre of movie, but there have been plenty of them. It is a difficult subject to tackle when you’re also trying to make people laugh, but that’s exactly what first-time writer and director Miv Evans tries to do with Little Miss Sociopath.
In the movie, Clementine (played by Jenny Tran) suffers the loss of her father, which leads to her living and looking after her stepmom, and the two don’t exactly see eye to eye. During this time, Clementine meets Adam (played by Brendan Michael Coughlin) and while starting a relationship, the couple also start plans that involve killing off old people and taking their money through their wills.
Comedies about death aren’t a particularly big genre of movie, but there have been plenty of them. It is a difficult subject to tackle when you’re also trying to make people laugh, but that’s exactly what first-time writer and director Miv Evans tries to do with Little Miss Sociopath.
In the movie, Clementine (played by Jenny Tran) suffers the loss of her father, which leads to her living and looking after her stepmom, and the two don’t exactly see eye to eye. During this time, Clementine meets Adam (played by Brendan Michael Coughlin) and while starting a relationship, the couple also start plans that involve killing off old people and taking their money through their wills.
- 4/24/2025
- by Alain Elliott
- Nerdly
Chicago – Patrick McDonald of HollywoodChicago.com audio film review for the new release “Little Miss Sociopath,” a guffaw-inducing comedy of perversion, subversiveness and other societal ills, featuring Jenny Tran and Brendan Coughlin. Available for digital download since April 7th.
Clementine (Jenny Tran) is a workaday pharmacy employee, whose new co-worker is a fast talking dude named Adam (Brendan Coughlin). While she develops a crush on him, her widowed stepmother Bella (Victoria Goodheart) has a stroke, and Jenny must become her caregiver. This eventually inspires opening the large house to other old and lonely folks, and the idea that some ripoff schemes that could generate some necessary cash.
”Little Miss Sociopath” is currently available for digital download. Featuring Jenny Tran, Brendan Coughlin, Victoria Goodheart, Pamela Shaw and Eric Billitzer. Written and directed by Miv Evans. Not Rated.
Click Here for Patrick McDonald’s Audio Review of “Little Miss Sociopath”
Little Miss Sociopath...
Clementine (Jenny Tran) is a workaday pharmacy employee, whose new co-worker is a fast talking dude named Adam (Brendan Coughlin). While she develops a crush on him, her widowed stepmother Bella (Victoria Goodheart) has a stroke, and Jenny must become her caregiver. This eventually inspires opening the large house to other old and lonely folks, and the idea that some ripoff schemes that could generate some necessary cash.
”Little Miss Sociopath” is currently available for digital download. Featuring Jenny Tran, Brendan Coughlin, Victoria Goodheart, Pamela Shaw and Eric Billitzer. Written and directed by Miv Evans. Not Rated.
Click Here for Patrick McDonald’s Audio Review of “Little Miss Sociopath”
Little Miss Sociopath...
- 4/9/2025
- by adam@hollywoodchicago.com (Adam Fendelman)
- HollywoodChicago.com
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