Night at the movies with Lance

 I know I don't usually do a review on just one film but I thought I would make an exception tonight.  The film I am reviewing is SHE SAID. This film follows two female reporters who are investigating the Harvey Weinstein case.  The film starts slow and unassuming but then slowly moves into a modern All the President's Men with female reporters.  The story is solid and told in a very entertaining way.   I really was interested in this story because a family member I know was sexually abused and nothing was done about it.  This film can give me some closure on that incident in my life.  No woman should be subjected to this kind of abuse or misconduct in the workplace.  There is no place for it.   This film addresses an issue that has been a major problem for many companies where there is a powerful head of the company with many women as employees.  These men need to be reported and serve prison sentences.  If no one will speak out then nothing will happen.  Ashley Judd has a gre

  Hello everyone!  I hope all of you had a great Christmas and a happy new year.  Well for the new year, I thought I would start with a review of Violent night.  It is an homage to Die Hard and Santa Clause in a fun action film that came out during Christmas.   It follows the normal Christmas movie Schtick with families wanting to get together for Christmas, and families trying to suck up to their mother who is very wealthy.  But it all goes wrong when kidnappers show up looking for some money that had been hidden away in secret.  It is a fun and very violent and gruesome Christmas film.  If you don't like watching Die Hard, you won't like this film.  There are many Die Hard references, It has an absurd amount of language and it is very violent.   I wouldn't recommend this for families who don't have an open mind about this film or if you don't regularly watch R-rated films, don't watch this film.  I thought it was great and it has symbolism near the end of the