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Chum Review – Too Little, Too Late, Considering I’ve Seen This Before, Last Year In Fact, Done Better
By Dan Skip Allen 2026 is the year of the shark movie. Already this year there have been 3 shark films, “Deep Water”, “Trash” and now “Chum”. Last year there was the widely popular horror film “Dangerous Animals” starring Jai… Continue reading
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Here’s The New Trailer For The Invite
“The Invite,” directed by Olivia Wilde and written by Will McCormack & Rashida Jones, made a big splash at this past January’s Sundance Film Festival. It’s an R-Rated comedy-drama about a couple who host their new neighbors for dinner when… Continue reading
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Masters Of The Universe Review – It Was Everything This 80s Kid Wanted From This IP And More
By Dan Skip Allen It would go without saying that I was a huge fan of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe when I was a kid. I probably watched the cartoon series a dozen or so times with… Continue reading
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Cape Fear Review – A Lackluster Reboot Of A Classic Thriller From Creator/Showrunner Nick Antosca
By Dan Skip Allen As a big fan of Martin Scorsese, I was pretty excited when I heard there was going to be a series in the development of one of his movies, “Cape Fear” from 1991. This was the second… Continue reading
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Silent Friend Review – A Beautiful Film Rooted In Science And Love
By Dan Skip Allen “The Tree of Life” was a Terrance Malick film that came out in 2011. It was highly acclaimed by critics and won the Palm D’or at the Festival de Cannes that year. Most audiences are divided… Continue reading
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Euphoria Season 3 Episode 8: An Ending Worth The Storm And Abysmal Chaos
By Tyler Banark Going into the final episode of Euphoria season 3, it wasn’t clear if this was going to be the final episode of just the season or the show as a whole. Zendaya and Sam Levinson hinted that… Continue reading
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New The End Of Oak Street Trailer
JJ Abrams is coming off of a lot of vitriol for his last installment of the Skywalker Sage and lost his DC projects due to some cutbacks at Warner Brothers. Now he’s back with them with his latest project that… Continue reading
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Seven Snipers Review – A B-Movie That Missed Its Target
By Fiorela Gonzales War comes to the front door in the Australian film, Seven Snipers. Directed by Australian director Sandra Sciberras and set in the backwoods of a remote Australian farm, it takes the classic war film and changes the… Continue reading
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Here Is The Trailer For Fatherland
Pawel Pawlikowski broke into the public conscienceness with his film “Cold War,” which was nominated for many three Academy Awards. Before that, his film “Ida” was also a critical darling among film aficionados. Later this year, his new film “Fatherland”… Continue reading
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Here Is The First Trailer For X-Men 97 Season 2
When I heard the X-Men Animated Series from the 90s was going to come back, I was genuinely surprised. That was until I started seeing posters, stills, and clips of the show. Then I was very excited to watch it.… Continue reading
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