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[TIFF 2026] Everybody Wants To F**k Me – A Fascinating Blend Of Uncomfortable Satire And Thriller
By Tyler Banark I know what you’re thinking: Is that actually a movie title for a real movie? Yes, and the craziest thing is that Studio Canal has already picked it up for distribution. A movie with a vulgar name… Continue reading
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[TIFF 2026] Union Town – Barbra Kopple Remains At The Top Of Her Craft
By Kyle Flynn In 1976, when Barbara Kopple released her Academy Award-winning film, Harlan County, USA, about the ongoing labor struggles in Harlan County as a labor union was established, it quickly entered the canon of great American documentaries. Her… Continue reading
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The Fix Review – A Broken Mess Of A Film All The Way Around
By Dan Skip Allen There are some films where you see the trailer and like them from what you saw or the cast, and you’re like that looks good to me with all of these actors I’m familiar with. Then… Continue reading
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Practical Magic 2 Review – A Sequel To A Predecessor That Feels Like A Curse
By Nick Nitkowski There was a time when I had no idea what “Practical Magic” was. So much so that it just never appeared on my radar. Not once have I ever heard a single person talk about “Practical Magic”… Continue reading
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The Uprising Review – Andrew Garfield Unhinged
By Tyler Banark Paul Greengrass isn’t usually known for a single element in his movies. He’s had several hits over the years with the Bourne sequels, 2013’s Captain Phillips, and last year’s The Lost Bus (though the latter fell into… Continue reading
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Lanterns Episode 4 Review – A Slow Progression Of Plot Starts Revealing Some Key Information Which Moves The Story Foward
By Dan Skip Allen Episode four of “Lanterns” is going to be the long-awaited confrontation between Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler) and Sinestro (Ullrich Thomsen). As you’d imagine, it was a bit contentious. These two longtime adversaries argue about things because… Continue reading
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Fall 2: Deadpoint Review- My Anxiety And Vertigo Are Back In Spades
By Dan Skip Allen “Fall” was a surprise hit a few years ago for Lionsgate. When I first saw it, my anxiety and vertigo regarding heights kicked. I’m not a fan of high places at all, including planes, or radio… Continue reading
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Mayday Review – A Cold War Action Comedy That Isn’t That Funny
By Dan Skip Allen Anybody who knows me knows I like a movie set in the 70s/80s. They are a couple of decades that I grew up in. I just have an affinity for these kinds of movies. The history,… Continue reading
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Lego: Star War: The Mandalorian Review – A Decent Lego-Style Recap
By Nick Nitkowski Who doesn’t like Lego? It’s been around forever, and the business continues to boom. We may not have another official Lego Movie arriving any time soon, but that’s not stopping Disney and Lucasfilm from producing new Lego… Continue reading
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Onslaught Review – A Promising Premise That’s Let Down By A Major Contrivance In The Script
By Dan Skip Allen My first experience with an Adam Wingard movie was a promo screening of “You’re Next” in 2011. I went with my buddy Vinnie LaSpada. It was a typical horror movie that I wasn’t much a fan… Continue reading
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