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Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorWhen composer and songwriter Lisbeth Scott was working on the end music for Marc Meyers’ romantic film, “All My Life” (now streaming on Netflix), she found herself so immersed in the world of the characters that she ended up writing an end title song.The film is based on a true story and stars Jessica Rothe and Harry Shum Jr.

Loosely based on the real lives of Solomon Chau and Jennifer Carter, “All My Life” is burdened with a near-impossible challenge of balancing how to honor the subjects the film is based on while also avoiding trite emotional manipulation that often mars this particular romantic subgenre. The film only marginally succeeds.

There are some films that you can tell from the first 30 seconds of a trailer that you’re going to need to bring a box of tissues with you when you watch it. “All My Life” is most definitely that type of feature.

Marc Meyers' '80s psycho thriller about a trio of young metalhead vipers plays off the mythology of satanic heavy-metal murders and pulls the bloody rug out from under it too.

"You know who's sexy? Judd Nelson," Maddie Hasson observes randomly as the deliciously trashy Val, one of three badass young women headed to a heavy metal concert in middle-of-nowhere Indiana in We Summon the Darkness. Similar notes of tongue-in-cheek nostalgia and '80s slasher throwback fun help patch over some pacing issues in Marc Meyers' horror thriller.

A trailer has arrived for an intriguing new movie titled We Summon The Darkness, a horror-comedy that stars the likes of Alexandra Daddario, Johnny Knoxville, Keean Johnson, Maddie Hasson, Logan Miller, and Amy Forsyth. The film starts to roll out on digital platforms from April.