TRASH IN MY EYE Reviews

Sunday, July 6, 2025

Review: Tyler Perry's "STRAW" Gets the Best of Taraji P. Henson

TRASH IN MY EYE No. 29 of 2025 (No. 2035) by Leroy Douresseaux

Straw (2025)

Running time: 105 minutes (1 hour, 45 minutes)

Rating: not rated by the MPA / TV-MA

WRITER/DIRECTOR: Tyler Perry

PRODUCERS: Tyler Perry, Angi Bones, and Tony L. Strickland

CINEMATOGRAPHER: Justyn Moro (D.o.P.)

EDITOR: Nick Coker

COMPOSER: Dara Taylor

DRAMA/CRIME

Starring: Taraji P. Henson, Sherri Shepherd, Teyana Taylor, Sinbad, Rockmond Dunbar, Ashley Versher, Mike Merrill, Glynn Turman, Shalet Monique, Diva Tyler, Derek Phillips, Tilky Jones, Katrina Nelson, Justin James Boykin, and Gabby Jackson

SUMMARY OF THE REVIEW:

-- Taraji P. Henson gives a tour-de-force performance in Straw, the third Tyler Perry film in which she has been the lead and her fourth Perry film, overall. It is a treat to watch so skilled and talented an actress in this film

-- However, as good as it is, Straw is very sad and mournful. Straw is not a tear-jerkier. It is a python of sadness that will squeeze the tears out of you, dear readers.

Straw is a 2025 psychological drama and crime film from writer-director Tyler Perry. The film is a “Netflix Original,” and it began streaming on the service June 6, 2025. Straw focuses on an African-American single mother who is forced by a series of unfortunate events into inadvertently taking hostages at a local bank branch.

Straw introduces Janiyah Wiltkinson (Taraji P. Henson). She is a single mother living in a dilapidated apartment with her frequently ill daughter, Aria (Gabby Jackson). Janiyah has been able to hold things together, but one particular day, everything starts to fall apart. Aria's school is demanding $40 for lunch money, and the landlord at her apartment complex is threatening to evict Janiyah if she does not come up with the rent money.

Janiyah's mean boss, Richard (Glynn Turman), at the “Super Center” grocery store is also threatening to fire her over being late for work and for often having to leave work early. Then, the unthinkable happens, and Janiyah finds herself at “Benevolent Bank & Trust,” where a misunderstanding becomes a major incident. Now, the bank's manager, Nicole Parker (Sherri Shepherd), and a female police detective, Detective Kay Raymond (Teyana Taylor), may be the only ones who can save Janiyah from more tragedy.

Straw is the fourth Tyler Perry in which actress Taraji P. Henson has appeared, and the third one in which she has been the lead. I have seen 2009's I Can Do Bad All By Myself, Henson's first starring role in a Perry film, but I have yet to see her second Perry lead, 2018's Acrimony. Straw is very different from I Can Do Bad All By Myself, which also has Henson play a desperate single mother, but that film was nowhere near as heavyhearted as Straw.

Straw is so gloomy and mournful that it would not be much of an exaggeration to say that I could cut the sadness with a knife and make sandwiches out of it. I don't want to spoil the film because as crazy as it seems that everything starts to fall apart for Janiyah on the same day, an even crazier or perhaps surreal ending to the film is in the works the entire time.

For all that is unbelievable about his film's plot, Tyler Perry has made Straw into a statement about and indictment of a system that makes it really expensive for poor African-American women to be poor. Henson, in another sterling performance, makes Perry's eccentricities in Straw convey both his melodramatic goals and socioeconomic messages. If people think a film like Straw is beneath Henson's talents, they would be wrong. The very least one can say is that Tyler Perry is not under-utilizing Taraji P. Henson's talents the way the broader... film industry is.

Once again, I can say of a Tyler Perry movie that there is nothing like Straw. It is one of Perry's better directorial efforts because for all its intensity, Straw's is less melodrama and more cinema verite-ish. Perry and Henson make me feel that Straw is reality and that its possibilities and speculations are realistic. Sure, the film doesn't so much as jerk the tears out of the viewer as it squeezes the tears out of the viewer. Still, Straw reveals that in the lives of certain Americans, the last straw really has many other straws coming behind it.

7 of 10

B+

★★★½ out of 4 stars

Sunday, July 6, 2025

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Saturday, July 5, 2025

Review: Ken Colley's "GREETINGS" is Small, But Big on Chills (R.I.P. Ken Colley)

TRASH IN MY EYE No. 28 of 2025 (No. 2034) by Leroy Douresseaux

Greetings (2007)

Running time: 72 minutes (1 hour, 12 minutes:

Rating: Not rated by the MPAA / TV-MA

WRITER/DIRECTOR: Ken Colley

PRODUCER: Ken Colley

CINEMATOGRAPHER: Denis Cullem

EDITOR: Andy Coughlan

COMPOSER: Darren Miller

HORROR

Starring: Mel Stephenson, Matthew Reynolds, Kirsty Cox, Ben Shockley, John Rackham, Henry Dunn, Maria Long, and Kenneth Colley

Greetings is a 2007 British supernatural horror film from writer, producer, and director, Ken Colley. The film apparently received some kind of limited theatrical release in the United Kingdom because the Internet Movie Database (IMDb) does not list it as a television movie. In the United States and Canada, the film was released on DVD. Greetings focuses on a group of friends who gather for a birthday party and find strange things starting to happen after they play with a Ouija board.

Greetings opens in a English flat where a group of eight friends and acquaintances have gathered for a special occasion. It is the one-year anniversary of the couple, Cathy (Mel Stephenson) and Matt (Matthew Reynolds), and it is also Cathy's birthday. Cathy and Matt have been in the flat for about a year. Also in attendance are another couple, Kirsty (Kirsty Cox) and David (Ben Shockley), and friends Alan (John Rackham), Henry (Henry Dunn), Maria (Maria Long), and Ken (Kenneth Colley).

At some point during the festivities, one of the guys realizes that a small end table in the apartment is actually part Ouija board. Four of the friends start playing with it, and right from the start, they get a message. The friends all think that one of the group is playing a prank. The boys are out for some harmless fun, but when strange things start to happen, they blame each other. Soon, however, it all starts to seem like a joke that has gone too far. Then, they realize this isn't a joke because something is with them in the flat.

Recently, the English film and television actor, Kenneth “Ken” Colley (1937-2025), died at the age of 87, Monday, June 30, 2025. He was part of the repertory of actors who appeared regularly in the works of the late English director, Ken Russell (1927-2011), such as 1971's The Music Lovers. Colley also played “Jesus” in Monty Python's Life of Brian (1979). Colley may be best known for the role of “Admiral Piett” in The Empire Strikes Back (1980) and Return of the Jedi (1983). Piett is the only “Imperial officer” to appear in two films in the original Star Wars trilogy and be played by the same actor.

While recently reading Colley biography and filmography, I learned that he directed three films, two short films and one feature film, 2007's Greetings. I became curious enough to want to see the feature. I found that Greetings was available via the “Tubi” streaming service, so I gave it a viewing. The few viewer reviews of the film that I came across on the Internet generally panned the film, but I like it a lot. Greetings is a micro-budget film – reportedly produced for about ten thousand pounds, but it scares and thrills are not at all small and insignificant.

The setting, apparently a flat, gives the sense of claustrophobia. Even when the focus is down to four characters, the flat seems too small to hold even a quartet and the unseen menace that is harassing them.

I don't find Greetings as talky as some do because I think the the conversations are what make the actors seem like real friends. The performances are tight so that the conflicts between the friends have a sense of genuineness; their feelings of offense have a bite to them. Conversely, their various bonds of friendship also come across as bona fide. Also, I really like both the cast and the characters they play. I could watch them all again in another production.

I'm impressed that Mr. Colley got so much out of his small budget. The film is good, but not great while still managing to be quite entertaining. I think Colley's screenplay for Greetings could easily be adapted into a larger and pricier horror film. I generally avoid movies about Ouija boards and seances, because they scare me and make me uncomfortable. Greetings did exactly that, so I will recommend it to fans of spirit boards and spirit mediums.

6 of 10

★★★ out of 4 stars

Saturday, July 5, 2025

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Negromancer News Bits and Bites from July 1st to 5th, 2025 - UPDATE #7

by Leroy Douresseaux a.k.a. "I Reads You"

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NEWS:

BOX OFFICE - From THR: Why did Blumhouse's horror film sequel, "M3GAN 2.0" bomb? The answer is likely that fewer people who saw the original film in theaters wanted to go to a theater to see a sequel. I'm sure it will do well on streaming.

CELEBRITY - From YahooCanada: Veteran film and television actor and Emmy-winning voice performer, Keith David ("The Thing," Disney's "The Princess and the Frog"), will receive a star on the "Hollywood Walk of Fame." The actor, who has over 300 credits on his resume, will receive the star in 2026.

SCANDAL - From Deadline: Grammy-winning recording artist and music business mogul, Sean "Diddy" Combs, was found guilty of two of the five sex-trafficking counts. Combs was acquitted of racketeering and sex trafficking charges. He was found guilty on two lesser charges of transportation of former girlfriends for prostitution. The verdict is seen as a victory for Combs, who was cleared of the most serious charges against him. The prostitution charges carry a maximum sentence of 10 years each.

MOVIES - From Deadline: Oscar-winner Viola Davis and Emmy-winner Yahya Abdul-Mateen II will star in and produce a re-imagining of David Mamet's 1987 film, "House of Games." MGM released the original, which was Mamet's directorial debut, and Amazon MGM Studios is developing the new version.

OBITS:

From Variety: American film and television composer, Mark Snow, has died at the age of 78, Friday, July 4, 2025. A prolific composer, Snow is best known for composing the theme for Fox's former science fiction detective series, "The X-Files," and for composing the music for over 200 episodes of the series. He also composed almost 300 episodes of the former CBS police drama, "Blue Bloods." Snow also composed the film score for both entries in "The X-Files" films series, "The X-Files" (1998) and "The X-Files: I Want to Believe" (2008). For his work in TV, Snow received 15 Primetime Emmy Award nominations.

From Variety: Film and television actor, Michael Madsen, has died at the age of 67, Thursday, July 3, 2025. Madsen is best known for his roles in several Quentin Tarantino films, "Reservoir Dogs" (1992), "Pulp Fiction" (1994), "Kill Bill, Vol. 1" (2003), "Kill Bill, Vol. 2" (2004), "The Hateful Eight" (2015), and "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" (2019). He also appeared in such films as "Thelma & Louise" (1991), "Species" (1995), and "Sin City." Madsen was a series regular or recurring actor in such TV series as, "St. Elsewhere," "Crime Story," "Tilt," "24," and "Powers," to name a few.

From Deadline: Australian film and television actor, Julian McMahon, has died at the age of 56, Wednesday, July 2, 2025 of cancer. He had roles in prominent films based on comic books. He was "Victor Von Doom/Dr. Doom" in director Tim Story's "Fantastic Four" duology, "Fantastic Four" (2005) and "Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer" (2007). He appeared in the 2010 comic book-based film, "RED" and in both a recurring and regular character in Hulu/Marvel Television series, Runaways (2017-18). McMahon's most prominent work came via TV. He was "Christian Troy" in the FX medical drama, "Nip/Tuck" (2003-10). He had a lead role in CBS's "FBI: Most Wanted" from 2020 to 2022, and he appeared in a few episodes of "FBI" and "FBI: International." McMahon was also the only son of Sir William McMahon, the 20th prime minister of Australia (1971-72).

From Deadline: Character actor, Peter-Henry Schroeder, has died at the age of 90, Monday, June 7, 2025. He appeared in such films as "The Seduction of Joe Tynan" (1979) and the Oscar-winning, "Argo" (2012), as a film producer. He appeared in two episodes of "Star Trek: Enterprise" in 2001 as the "Klingon Chancellor."

Wednesday, July 2, 2025

Comics Review: "DONALD DUCK: MAGIC AND MAYHEM" Has Lots of Magic and Mayhem

DONALD DUCK: MAGIC AND MAYHEM

FANTAGRAPHICS/Disney

STORY: Alberto Savini

TRANSLATION: Daniele Mittica

DIALOGUE: Joe Torcivia

PENCILS: Vitale Mangiatordi; Mattia Surroz; Emilio Urbano; Libero Ermetti; Mario Ferracina

INKS: Tommaso Ronda; Mattia Surroz; Roberta Zanotta; Stefano Porcu; Mario Ferracina

COLORS: Francesca Vivaldi; Annalisa Ferrari; Francesca Dramis; Connie Daidone

LETTERS: Paul Baresh and Ben Horak with Arancia Studio

DESIGN: Justin Allan-Spencer; C. Hwang

EDITOR: David Gerstein

COVER: Libero Ermetti with Arancia Studio

MISC. ART: Francesco D'Ippolito with Arancia Studio; Mirka Andolfo; Marco Mazzarello with Valeria De Sanctis

ISBN: 979-8-8750-0045-4; hardback; 6.9" × 9.3" (February 2025)

116pp, Color, $19.99 U.S.

Donald Duck: Magic and Mayhem is a 2025 hardback graphic novel starring Walt Disney's classic character, Donald Duck. This book was published in March by Fantagraphics under their line of “Disney Originals.” I think that “Disney Originals” are collections of new and recent comics starring Disney characters, likely originating from Europe. This line is different from Fantagraphics' other line, “Disney Masters,” which reprints Disney comic books produced by comic book writers and artists from North America and from around the world who are considered masters storytellers in the Disney comic book tradition.

2024 was the 90th anniversary of Donald Duck's first appearance, which occurred in the 1934 animated short film, The Wise Little Hen, which was part of Walt Disney's “Silly Symphonies” line of animated shorts. 1934 was also the debut of the black and white animated short film, Orphan's Benefit, which introduced Donald as the comic foil of Disney's headline character, Mickey Mouse.

In 2024. a quintet of European Disney modern comics masters (likely all Italian) produced a suite of Donald Duck stories to celebrate his anniversary. The plots kicks off with Donald finding himself having a hard time, but fate downloads an unusual app onto his smartphone. When activated, the app frees the “Smartphone XL-Genie,” and this genie tells Donald that he will grant him one wish (and only one wish) each day. With the words “App-Racadabra!,” Donald can experience his fondest dreams and wackiest wishes. Will Donald's own foibles and imperfections, however, turn these fondest dreams into one nightmare scenario after another?

The five stories included in Donald Duck: Magic and Mayhem are as follows:

Chapter 1: “App-Racadabra!”

Chapter 2: “The Price of Fame”

Chapter 3: “Keep Perfectly Calm!”

Chapter 4: “How Hard Can It Be?”

Chapter 5: “The Luckiest Duck in the World”

Donald Duck: Magic and Mayhem also stars Uncle Scrooge McDuck, Daisy Duck, Cousin Fethry Duck, and, of course, the nephews: Huey, Dewey, and Louie. [I have to add this note. This graphic novel is my first encounter with “Fethry Duck,” a character that apparently debuted in 1964!]

THE LOWDOWN: I have been reviewing various Disney comic books produced by American publisher, Dynamite Entertainment, most or all of which I assume are American originals. I almost always get a lot of visits and even more hits on my blogs when I review Disney films and publications, which is also the case with the Dynamite titles. I decided to see if I would have similar luck with a Fantagraphics Disney title. After discovering the existence of Donald Duck: Magic and Mayhem, I used some Amazon gift card credit and purchased it.

Editor David Gerstein offers an excellent short “Foreword” to Donald Duck: Magic and Mayhem. In it, he talks about the way Disney has portrayed and depicted Donald for the majority of his existence. Donald wants to lead a normal life, but finds himself involved with adventure that often becomes misadventure. He is beset by bad luck, but he also usually seeks the easy way out. He assumes that he can do anything, which inevitably leads to more dramatic disasters. And as everyone who has ever seen him in film, television, and/or comic books knows, Donald is – as Gerstein puts it – “recklessly feisty and 'wreck-lessly' cranky.”

In the opening story, “App-Racadabra,” Donald gets in trouble merely because he wants to test his pancake-making meddle against the vlogger, “Doug Delish.” The problem is that Donald is trying to make his magical recipe and Doug's at the same time. Disaster ensues, and that's where the Smartphone XL-Genie comes into the story. Afterwards, Donald uses the genie to fix things that he broke or to make himself better. I am not spoiling things by telling you, dear readers, that this all leads to Donald learning that he really just needs to be himself. This happens in this graphic novel's final tale, “The Luckiest Duck in the World,” the only one of the five tales that actually pits Donald against Uncle Scrooge.

I feel that I've spoiled enough. What I want to tell you is that is if you love Donald Duck and/or Donald Duck comic books, this book is a treat that your imagination will want to have. It's also a steal at the cover price of $19.99. The creative teams that produced these five tales are true practitioners of the art and magic of Disney comics. I found myself engrossed in these stories, especially the final one, and the art and colors are superb and look and feel like they belong in classic Disney comics.

I envy the readers in Europe who get to see these comics first, but I am glad that Fantagraphics is brings these “Disney Originals” to North American readers. Please, support high-quality American graphic novels, and buy this or any of Fantagraphics' other Disney publications.

I READS YOU RECOMMENDS: Fans of Fantagraphics Disney books and of Disney comic books in general will want to read Donald Duck: Magic and Mayhem.

Reviewed by Leroy Douresseaux a.k.a. "I Reads You"

DONALD DUCK: MAGIC AND MAYHEM is available at Amazon.

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Tuesday, July 1, 2025

A Negromancer July 2025

Welcome to July 2025. Welcome to Negromancer 2.0. This is the rebirth of the Negromancer, the former movie review site, as a movie review and entertainment and culture news blog.

All images and text appearing on this blog are © copyright and/or trademarks of their respective owners.

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Also, my first original graphic novel, THE WRATH OF KARAPACE: A BIG SPIRITS EPIC, which is published by Candle Light Press. Co-created by Carter J. Allen, (Warning Comics), The Wrath of Karapace is now on sale at Amazon and Barnes and Noble online.

Other online shops that are selling "The Wrath of Karapace" include the following:

- AmazonUK;

- Bookshop.org;

- ElmStreetBooks;

- the German book shop, OrrellFussli;

- Powells.com;

- Russell Books.com;

- SuperBookDeals.com;

- Walmart online.

Of note, The Wrath of Karapace is also available on eBay from a few different sellers.

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"The Wrath of Karapace" also a "Google Books" listing.

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Monday, June 30, 2025

BOOM! Studios Comics Shipping for July 2, 2025

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