The poster for writer-director-producer-actor Alex Knapp’s post-apocalyptic sci-fi thriller, ‘Go/Don’t Go.’
Sometimes the seemingly most unrealistic post-apocalyptic stories end up becoming the most relatable to the entire world. That’s certainly the case with the new psychological thriller, ‘Go/Don’t Go,’ which features a cataclysm that will take viewers on a journey of pondering how a natural catastrophic event can leave the entire world feeling desolate.
The acclaimed movie is now playing On Demand and Digital, including iTunes, Amazon, Google Play, Xbox, Vudu, Direct TV, Dish Network and all major cable providers, courtesy of Gravitas Ventures. ‘Go/Don’t Go’ was written, directed and produced by, and stars, first time filmmaker, Alex Knapp. In addition to Knapp, the sci-fi drama also stars Olivia Luccardi, Nore Davis, Bettina Skye, Tom Essig and Zoey Wagner.
What’s new to VOD and streaming this weekend
Including Tom Hanks in News Of The World, Regina King s One Night In Miami and buzzy Sundance hit Promising Young Woman By Norman Wilner and Kevin Ritchie
Jan 15, 2021
NOW critics pick what’s new to streaming and VOD for the weekend of January 15. Plus: Everything new to VOD and streaming platforms.
News Of The World
(Paul Greengrass)
Set five years after the Civil War, Greengrass’s prestige-minded Western stars Tom Hanks as Captain Jefferson Kidd, a former Confederate officer who wanders America as a sort of travelling town crier, performing theatrical readings of newspaper stories. Things grow more complicated when Kidd decides to return preteen Johanna (Helena Zengel), a German immigrant raised among the Kiowa people since infancy, to the family she’s never known. Stately in its pacing, and just cynical enough about America to pass for contemporary commentary, News Of The World plays just fine when it zooms in o
GO/DON’T GO REVIEW–A Contemporary LAST MAN ON EARTH with Amazing Performance by Alex Knapp By Paul Grammatico
Written by Alex Knapp
Directed by Alex Knapp
With the ongoing effects of the virus and the hope that it will subside this year, many people have displayed symptoms of isolation and loneliness. Even though many of us have family, friends, and pets to get through these trying times, I can’t imagine being in an empty house with nothing to care for or to talk to.
There are a mass of survivalist film where a protagonist is the last person on earth. The first of these that I could remember was
The squirming abdominals of 'Bloody Hell' joust with Chinese super-production 'Skyfire' and hotel-scare 'Climate of the Hunter' for this week's most ludicrous new release.
This week, we see the frontrunner for the worst trailer this decade, visit the afterlife and then come back to the real world, check into a terrible hotel, and more.