‘Primetime’ Review: Robert Pattinson Channels Jerry Maguire And Dracula For Lance Oppenheim’s Dark TV Morality Tale – Venice Film Festival
It’s astonishing, the sick and twisted things grown men will say to vulnerable children — or rather adults pretending to be children — in chat rooms on the internet, but what’s even more astonishing is that they are willing to try to act on them in real life. This subject affected TV show host Chris […]
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