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New Theatrical Releases: February 2020

February 2020 Theatrical Releases

Come To Daddy

February 7 (limited)

Interest: High
This looks real weird and kind of funny. Comedy and horror can be a tricky mix for me, but I do like what I see in the trailer for Come To Daddy.

 

The Lodge

February 7 (limited)

Interest: Moderate
I feel like the quotes in the trailer are going to be somewhat overblown (is this really going to be a “game-changer?”), but I still would like to see it if I can find it playing somewhere near where I live. Looks creepy enough.

 

Fantasy Island

February 14

Interest: Low
I can’t imagine this is going to be very good. I like Maggie Q and Michael Peña, so I’ll definitely see it, but my expectations are super low.

 

After Midnight

February 14 (limited)

Interest: Low
I appreciate the idea of releasing a break-up/monster movie on Valentine’s Day, but I think I’ll be just fine seeing this on VOD since it streams the same day it’s released to select theaters.

 

VFW

February 14 (limited)

Interest: High
With a very good cast including William Sadler, Fred Williamson, and George Wendt, and a plot that looks like Assault on Precinct 13 meets Green Room, this is one limited release I hope I can find on the big screen.

 

Brahms: The Boy II

February 21

Interest: Low
I didn’t much care for the The Boy, so I don’t think I’ll care much for the sequel. I’ll look for this later on video. I like Katie Holmes, but I also like Lauren Cohan who starred in the first one. Lauren couldn’t save that one, and I don’t think Katie will be able to save this one.

 

The Invisible Man

February 28

Interest: Low
I hope this one surprises me, but the trailer just doesn’t get me very excited. The director, Leigh Whannell, directed the third Insidious movie (which I don’t think I’ve seen) and Upgrade (which I thought was pretty good). I mean, I’m glad the whole Dark Universe thing went away, but I’m not sure if this is what I want from the Universal Monsters either.

 

Guns Akimbo

February 28 (limited)

Interest: Moderate 
I like Daniel Radcliffe, and I think Samara Weaving is great, so hopefully this is a fun time. I worry that the “zaniness” might come off as too forced, but maybe not. I’m hoping for the best.

 

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