KHOL film critic and GTMF General Manager Jeff Counts discusses his passion for both music and film and where he sees the film industry going next.
Culture
On Set: ‘No Man’s Land’ Tackles Complicated Life on U.S.-Mexico Border
New drama makes admirable attempt to portray life on the Texas-Mexico border, yet falls short in its delivery.
On Set: “Outside the Wire” is Netflix’s Latest Sci-Fi Underachievement
Netflix’s recently released speculative military adventure is riddled with inconsistencies, awkward moments, and confusing plot points.
On Set: “One Night in Miami” has a Heart as Big as its Conscience
Jeff Counts discusses the intersection of screenplay and stage play in Regina King’s directorial debut.
On Set: “Promising Young Woman” Delivers Thrilling Moments and Biting Commentary
Jeff Counts explores the darker side of righting wrongs in a new revenge fantasy from director Emerald Fennell.
On Set: Three Mini Movie Reviews
Jeff Counts tackles Soul, News of the World, and WW84.
On Set: “Greenland” Provides Distraction and Perspective in this COVID-Weary World
Ric Roman Waugh’s recent global disaster flick can be predictable and uninspiring at times, but it still provides a much-needed dose of escapism.
On Set: Immersive Visuals and A-list Talent Don’t Quite Cut it in “The Croods”
DreamWorks’ latest release features a prehistoric family and an all star cast, but the punchlines miss a beat.
On Set: “Chicago 7” Delivers With Solid Casting and Dialogue
Aaron Sorkin’s latest legal drama about the infamous trial after the 1968 DNC convention is worth revisiting from earlier this fall.
