Trevor Wells
Aspiring writer and film blogger: Lifetime, Hallmark, indie, and anything else that strikes my interest.
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Lifetime Review: 'Just What the Doctor Ordered'
The last time we saw Dr. Albert Beck (Eric Roberts), it seemed like his days on the run were over. Institutionalized after his latest crime spree and sentenced to electro-shock therapy, things appeared pretty bleak for the lovelorn doctor. But in the midst of a fire at the mental hospital, Albert was able to escape and take refuge inside an abandoned house. Too bad for Albert that his hiding place is also the new home of Maggie Newell (Carrie Schroeder) and her 18-year-old daughter Alex (Grace Patterson). But before Albert can make his escape, his lustful eyes are locked on Alex and a new obsession is born.
Trevor WellsPublished a day ago in Geeks
Short Film Reviews: Teacher Appreciation Week
Speaking as someone who graduated college just as the COVID-19 pandemic was starting to pick up steam, the virus had a stark impact on the already precarious education system. As COVID lockdowns forced schools to close their doors and take to the Internet to continue educating, teachers have had to deal with the additional stress of having to reformat their lesson plans to accommodate for virtual schooling. I can only imagine the host of problems that might arise from trying to teach an hour-long class over Zoom.
Trevor WellsPublished 6 days ago in Geeks
Lifetime Review: 'Envy: A Seven Deadly Sins Story'
All her life, Keisha Jones (Serayah) has known nothing but struggle. Raised in poverty by her mother Daisy (Jacinte Blankenship), Keisha never knew who her father was growing up. It's only after Daisy's death that Keisha discovers who he is: Daisy's then-married lover Elijah Wilson (Gregory Alan Williams), the recently widowed father of PR agent Gabrielle Flores (Rose Rollins). After learning about Daisy's passing and Keisha being his daughter, a remorseful Elijah meets Keisha and Gabrielle--despite some reservations--invites her half-sister to move in with her for the time being.
Trevor WellsPublished 11 days ago in Geeks
Lifetime Review: 'Lust: A Seven Deadly Sins Story'
Tiffanie Cooper (Keri Hilson) seems to have the life other women dream about. A budding entrepreneur on the verge of opening her dream spa business, Tiffanie is also about to marry her equally successful fiancé Damon King (Tobias Truvillion). But while things should be smooth sailing for the blushing bride-to-be, Tiffanie can't help but feel something is not right about her relationship with Damon. Their sex life has grown stale, and there are times when she feels like Damon neglects her and tries to take over her business plans. With all these doubts about her upcoming nuptials brewing, Tiffanie finds herself fighting back the temptation to stray...
Trevor WellsPublished 17 days ago in Geeks
Lifetime Review: 'Saving My Daughter'
Fifteen years ago, Joanna Kennedy (Alicia Leigh Willis) experienced a mother's worst nightmare when her 3-year-old daughter Chloe was kidnapped during a shopping trip. Even all these years later, with the now 18-year-old Chloe (Emily Skinner) safe at home and her abductor in prison, Joanna is still haunted by the event. So when she learns that Chloe's kidnapper Brittany Maxwell (Laurie Fortier) is being released, she's naturally alarmed--even more so when she returns home the same night to find Chloe missing.
Trevor WellsPublished 19 days ago in Geeks
Film Review: 'Rain Beau's End'
Life for Hannah Driver (Janelle Snow) and her partner Jules Paradise (Amanda Powell) couldn't appear more perfect. Their relationship is stable, Hannah's law firm and campaign for mayor are both going smoothly, and Jules is running a successful coffee shop. There's only one thing missing: a child. With their attempts to conceive failing, Hannah and Jules decide to adopt a young boy named Beau--christened "Rainbeau" by the latter.
Trevor WellsPublished 23 days ago in Geeks
Interview With a Lifetime Star: Jadon Cal
Trevor Wells: Hello Jadon! Thank you for taking the time to speak with me. It's much appreciated. So, let's start with how it all began: what first got you interested in acting? Looking over your IMDB bio, it seems you had quite the journey going into your film career.
Trevor WellsPublished 25 days ago in Geeks
Documentary Review: 'The Astrology of Pandemics'
Can astrology be used to predict pandemics? It's a question most people probably haven't thought about lo these many months, but is at the epicenter of this documentary, made in response to COVID-19. Looking back at other pandemics throughout history, The Astrology of Pandemics sets out to see if astrology has a connection to how pandemics of the past progress--and if it could be used to predict and prepare for future epidemics. With astrology's status as a pseudoscience, it's almost a guarantee that there's going to be some people that will reject this notion on principle. I must confess, as open-minded as I am, there are parts of this film that had me thinking, "OK, you're starting to lose me with how far you're reaching..."
Trevor WellsPublished 28 days ago in Futurism
