From the Fourth Row!

November 4, 2026

Green Room Review – It Predicted The Future RIP Patrick Stewart 1940-2026

By Chadwick Webb Sir Patrick Stewart has been an iconic figure in the entertainment industry since before I was born. Despite not knowing too much about Star Trek for a majority of my lifetime thus far, I’ve been aware of… Continue reading
November 4, 2026

The Becky Guide To Fighting Facism: A Series Review

By Chadwick Webb In December 2019, the world was hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. That time was scary, and it made seeing movies in the theater impossible, but with all the uncertainty in the world, we certainly started watching more… Continue reading
November 4, 2026

The Cat In The Hat Review – Fun For The Kids, But For Adults It’s Just Mid

By Nick Nitkowski The Cat is Back! It’s “The Cat in the Hat”! We have a brand-new CG animated “Cat in the Hat” film in theaters. Strangely though, this one is being made and distributed by Warner Brothers. It was… Continue reading
November 3, 2026

Mouse Review – A Deep And Layered Coming-Of-Age Story Many Will Relate To On Multiple Levels

By Dan Skip Allen A couple of years ago, I saw a movie at my logical film festival here in Central Florida called “Ghostlight”. It was a surprisingly wonderful little indie film from a pair of directors named Kelly O’Sullivan… Continue reading
November 3, 2026

[Miami Gems 2026] Wild Horse Nine Review – A Somber Yet Hilarious Film With An All Time Great Performance From Malkovich

By Dan Skip Allen Martin McDonagh has directed some amazing films in the past “In Bruges”, “Seven Psychopats” and “The Banshees of Inisgerin” are some of my favorites of his from the last couple of decades. His writing and directing… Continue reading
November 2, 2026

Jimmy Review – A Biopic About One Of America’s Biggest Shining Stars Wasn’t As Bright As I’d Hoped It Would Be

By Dan Skip Allen It goes without saying James “Jimmy” Stewart is one of the all-time greatest actors in history. His films such as “The Philadelphia Story”, “It’s a Wonderful Life”, “Vertigo”, “Rear Window” and “The Man Who Shot Liberty… Continue reading
November 2, 2026

[Miami Gems 2026] Behemoth! Review – A Title With A Double Entandra That Is Worth The Price Of Admission, OH And Pascal Is Great!

By Dan Skip Allen Tony Gilroy has been playing the sandbox of Star Wars the last few years, as he was the creator/showrunner of “Andor” the Disney Plus Series. Before he was working a long time ago in a galaxy… Continue reading
November 2, 2026

The Last Temptation Of Becky Review – A Fantastic Continuation Of This Character And What Has Already Been Established Regarding This Storyline

By Dan Skip Allen One of my favorite protagonists over the last handful of years in film has been Becky Hoover (Lulu Wilson). She starts out as this rebellious teenager, 13, grieving her mothers loss, who moves to a new… Continue reading
November 1, 2026

[Miami Gems 2026] Paper Tiger Review – A Crime Thriller From Gray That Is All Roar And No Bite

By Dan Skip Allen James Gray is a director who has made some good films in the past. I particularly liked “Armeggon Time” an autobiographical film that hit me pretty hard, and “The Lost City of Z” a period… Continue reading
November 1, 2026

[Miami Gems 2026] Elsinore Review – A Difficult Watch, But It’s Worth It For Andrew Scott’s Academy Awards Worthy Performance

By Dan Skip Allen More and more lately, there have been films made about Hollywood or actors and / or actresses there or abroad.. The latest is a film called “Elsinore” about the famous British stage and screen actor from… Continue reading