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ScottLentz

Joined Jan 2010
Best known for Terra Luna (2024) and Acoustic Hearts (2015), Scott Lentz grew up in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania where he developed a love of movies and filmmaking. He then attended Penn State University in Berks County where he founded the Film Club and began a career making short and feature films. For 20 years, Scott has won awards for his cinematic accomplishments in theatrical and commercial films alike. Now living in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, he is a prominent figure in the film community, organizing the Lancaster Film and TV network and sitting on the board of directors for the Red Rose Film Festival. Scott continues to pursue the most fun and inspiring projects possible, and works to grow the film industry in Lancaster.
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Spellbound

Spellbound

5.5
4
  • Jan 10, 2025
  • Clunky and Underdeveloped

    There is a appealing message underneath the story that takes too long to show itself. A story of how divorce impacts a family wrapped up in a vaguely medieval fantasy kingdom that completely stops world building half way through the movie. There are no subplots to move the story along and the stakes never feel particularly dire.

    The music is probably the most annoying part of the movie. The songs are just characters singing out their inner monologue with no real structure or melody, and they're over quickly. Half way through the movie I was sick of the musical breaks that kept interrupting the action.
    Office Christmas Party

    Office Christmas Party

    5.9
    6
  • Dec 10, 2024
  • I Will Lose Sleep Not Knowing if that Kid Found His Parents

    Miracle in Bethlehem, PA

    Miracle in Bethlehem, PA

    7.0
    5
  • Nov 19, 2024
  • Miracle in Nowhere Near Bethlehem PA

    I grew up in Bethlehem, PA and it's hilarious to me that they made the specific choice to put the state in the title and yet seemingly did no research whatsoever about the actual city. While that's not a huge deal at all, I think it would be funny if anyone who likes the movie went to visit Bethlehem expecting it to be anything like this movie.

    Some big goofs I noticed just in the first half hour or so: During the snow storm, they mention Route 10 being closed, which is not a road in Bethlehem. He offers to drive her to Allentown, which is a larger city that would make sense, or Hanover, which is about 2+ hours away from Bethlehem. They were probably confusing it with Hanover Township, which is two residential neighborhoods north of the city. Easton, Nazareth or Northampton are actual towns near Bethlehem. The star that he gives her the first night is a biblical star of Bethlehem, but Bethlehem PA was founded by Moravians, so most people there hang Moravian stars around Christmas regardless of their Christian denomination. There is no Bethlehem Star Inn (that's in Israel), but there is the Sun Inn on Main Street that is a historical site. Seems like that could have been easily used as the setting - or the Hotel Bethlehem for that matter - instead of a fictitious Inn. I don't expect a Hallmark movie to aim for 100% cultural accuracy, but is 10 minutes of research too much to ask when they made the decision to set the movie in a specific town in Pennsylvania? How lazy can you be?

    The movie itself was about what I expected - a cheesy, generic Hallmark storyline with not-so-subtle religious undertones. The script and dialogue are aggressively blah and there is no chemistry between the two leads at all. I didn't finish the movie. Honestly, the only reason I clicked on it was to see what parts of my hometown were included and as it turns out... Zero.
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