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Sean Means
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Culture Editor, The Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City
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Review: 'Drop' keeps the thrills going in a confined space, thanks to a sharp script and Meghann Fahy's emotion-packed performance — The Movie Cricket
By Sean Means Verified| moviecricket.net@ The thriller “Drop” is a fast-paced nail-biter that shows again that Christopher Landon — the guy who directed “Happy Death Day” and “Freaky” — is the master of thrillers whose basic premise can be written on a cocktail napkin. Meet Violet (Meghann Fahy) a widow, whose late husband, Blake (Michael Shea, seen in flashbacks) was physically and emotionally abusive. Now she’s a therapist, specializing in helping women who were abused like her.
Review: 'Warfare' puts its casat and the viewer in the middle of battle, in a harrowing depiction of combat during the Iraq War — The Movie Cricket
By Sean Means Verified| moviecricket.net@ I’ve never served in the military or seen combat close-up, so I can’t say definitively that writer-directors Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland put viewers in the middle of the fray in their movie “Warfare” — but they create moments of chaos, blood and pain that are as close as I or any other civilian likely will want to be to the fight. Mendoza served in a Navy SEAL sniper unit during the Iraq War, and the story told here is based on his memory of that time in Ramadi, Iraq, in 2006.
Review: 'Drop' keeps the thrills going in a confined space, thanks to a sharp script and Meghann Fahy's emotion-packed performance — The Movie Cricket
By Sean Means Verified| moviecricket.net@ The thriller “Drop” is a fast-paced nail-biter that shows again that Christopher Landon — the guy who directed “Happy Death Day” and “Freaky” — is the master of thrillers whose basic premise can be written on a cocktail napkin. Meet Violet (Meghann Fahy) a widow, whose late husband, Blake (Michael Shea, seen in flashbacks) was physically and emotionally abusive. Now she’s a therapist, specializing in helping women who were abused like her.
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The Salt Lake Tribune
The Salt Lake Tribune is Utah's largest daily newspaper, founded in 1871. It began as an alternative voice to the prevailing political and economic policies of the time, particularly those of the Mormon Church. Over the years, it has evolved into a leading source of news, focusing on accountability journalism and investigative reporting. The Tribune offers comprehensive news coverage on various topics, including air quality, cultural trends, sports, and political analysis. It is recognized for its commitment to transparency and community engagement, especially after transitioning to a nonprofit model in 2019. This shift allows the newspaper to emphasize local perspectives and give voice to underrepresented groups. The Salt Lake Tribune aims to be an essential community resource, providing trusted news and information to the people of Utah.
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