Since The Blair Witch Project in 1999, Eduardo Sanchez - one half of that film's creative team - has made a deliberate effort to dabble in various sub-genres and not get locked into one particular subject matter. Sure, he's no stranger to the supernatural - especially with Blair Witch and Seventh Moon, but he also tackled aliens in the impressive and overlooked Altered.
Next, he takes on possession in Lovely Molly, a film that garnered positive buzz at SXSW this month. Image Entertainment releases the film in a limited theatrical run on May 18th and Shock Till You Drop has scored an exclusive look at the poster.
Jeremy of We Got This Covered wrote, "One-hit wonder horror director Eduardo Sánchez returns to the genre after years of fiddling with side projects and riding off of the hype of his co-directing effort The Blair Witch Project. His latest film Lovely Molly is only further proof that he got lucky with Blair Witch and that maybe he should stop making movies altogether. Lovely Molly is a lousy horror film that tries to mix found-footage and traditional filmmaking, but only results in two hours of unsatisfactory character work and very little real horror."
Kathryn Schroeder of FilmFracture writes:
"A hand-held camcorder accepts the task of portraying the first-person account of an event. It records the action, and by doing so records to memory what happened on a specific day, at a specific time. Lovely Molly's director Eduardo Sanchez pioneered the use of the first-person camera, commonly called found-footage, in his debut film alongside Daniel Myrick, "The Blair Witch Project". Sanchez uses his pioneering technique in "Lovely Molly", taking the audience on a journey through Molly's lens over the course of a year. The opening scene of the film starts at the end with newcomer Gretchen Lodge as Molly, distressed and shaken speaking into the camera on 10.16.11 stating "it wasn't me" and that she is "not in control anymore." The initial performance by Lodge in this brief scene relates the fact that she is going to be the defining core of Lovely Molly, and you are immediately hooked."
We have compiled a sizzlin’ ladies countdown for movies coming out this summer (and a couple a little earlier). While you may not agree with the order, you have to admit that each lady brings spice to the silver screen. Check out the list below to find out about some cool movies coming out this summer starring some awesome ladies!
I won't like, Scarlett is sexy! And mila Kunis....oh my! haha Plus I'm glad Emma stone ranked rather high.
However it might just be me, but I never really found Cameron Diaz hot....they always market her as a sex appeal, but i never catch it. Same with Kristen Stweart, even when she is all dolled up for those magazine pictures I still don't really care.
Also it sucks we only get to see Megan Fox in that stupid movie.....
Molly doesn't look too lovely.