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[FFF 2026] School For Defectors Review – What Defines Us?
By Kyle Flynn In the latest project from documentarian Jeremy Workman, School For Defectors showcases the lives of students who have defected from other countries or regions to South Korea in search of a better life and education. The documentary… Continue reading
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Omaha Screenwriter Robert Machoian Interview
Robert Machoian is a director and screenwriter of films such as The Killing of Two Lovers and The Tragedy of Joseph Chambers. He is the screenwriter of the 2024 Sundance Film Festival hit film Omaha. He and I had a… Continue reading
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Fuze Review – A Bomb Story That Bombs It’s Finale
By Fiorela Gonzales Fuze is an action/thriller that starts off as a bomb movie and turns into a heist movie where everyone double crosses each other and nobody learns anything. It’s a fun action movie with high stakes that keeps… Continue reading
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Euphoria Season 3 Episode 2 Review – An Easier (?) One To Sit Through
By Tyler Banark At this point with Euphoria, I have accepted that a lot of the time, the dialogue is going to be dreadful. On one hand, I shouldn’t be surprised by this, as this show has mostly had this… Continue reading
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The Florida Film Festival 2026 Capsule Reviews
By Dan Skip Allen The Florida Film Festival is entering its 35th year of existence. With that anniversary come a lot of big expectations. Not only has the festival met these, but they have exceeded them. Between the great guests… Continue reading
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[FFF 2026] The Marching Band Review – Music, Family, And Friends Combine To Make This A Very Relatable French Film
By Dan Skip Allen It’s rare that you see a film that surprises you like “The Marching Band” previously “En Fanfare” the original French name did for me. The title is a bit nondescript. So it doesn’t give away anything… Continue reading
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The Heartbreak Kid: Becoming Shawn Michael’s Review – A Beginners Guide To A Wrestling Legend
By Jacob Cameron The Heartbreak Kid: Becoming Shawn Michaels is a documentary streaming on Peacock about pro wrestling legend Shawn Michaels. The documentary offers a beginners guide is Michaels’ career, both the highs and the lows. And while it’s not… Continue reading
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Lee Cronin’s The Mummy Review – An Investigation Aspect Combined With Good Horror Elements Made This A Must See Film
By Dan Skip Allen When I was a kid, I watched the Boris Karloff version of “The Mummy” from Universal Pictures. It’s pretty cool at the time. Karloff was amazing in the role as he was as the monster in… Continue reading
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Over Your Dead Body Review – A Weak Film That Saved Itself From Absolute Death
By Tyler Banark Well, here we go again…another 87 North Production in “Over Your Dead Body”. The bar was low from the start after having seen Pretty Lethal last month. Directed by Jorma Taccone, the filmmaker behind Popstar: Never Stop… Continue reading
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Animal Farm Review – A Watered Down, Kid Friendly Version Of A Classic Tale That’s Meant To Be Darker
By Nick Nitkowski “Animal Farm” is a classic cautionary tale that was written by George Orwell back in 1945. And if you had the chance to read it, then you know that it has a lot of dark material within… Continue reading
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