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April 14, 2026

Euphoria Season 3: Episode 1- An Icky Start To A Long-awaited New Season Of This Widely Popular Show

By Tyler Banark Season three of Euphoria has finally arrived after being in the works for years! In my opinion, the first two seasons are a rollercoaster of emotions, with a talented cast, amazing music, and cinematography. However, the writing,… Continue reading
April 13, 2026

[FFF 2026] I Swear Review – A Biopic With A Lot Of Profanity And Heart Thrown In For Good Measure

By Dan Skip Allen Some people might remember the film “I Swear” from the controversy at the 2026 BAFTAS (British Academy of Film and Television Awards) back in February. A man yelled obscenities at Michael B Jordan and Delroy Lindo… Continue reading
April 13, 2026

[FFF 2026] Chopin, Chopin or Chopin: A Sonata In Paris Review – A Musical Biopic That Does Exactly What It Should Do To Make People Engage With It

By Dan Skip Allen Films about famous composers or conductors are not that prevalent in Hollywood, but when they are made, they tend to be very good. Amadeus, Maestro, and Chevalier are three that come to mind that I greatly… Continue reading
April 13, 2026

[FFF 2026] Normal Review – One Of The Most Unbelievable & Preposterous Premises I’ve Ever Seen

By Dan Skip Allen Bob Odenkirk is an actor who’s had an interesting career. He started out as a comedian then he got his most career defining role as Saul Goodman in “Breaking Bad” and parlayed that into a starring… Continue reading
April 12, 2026

[FFF 2026] Obsession Review – A Horror Romance With A Concept I Just Couldn’t Buy

By Dan Skip Allen “Obsession” is an indie horror film that came out last year at the Toronto International Film Festival during its midnight madness section and was later picked up for distribution by Focus Features. The movie will come… Continue reading
April 12, 2026

Faces Of Death Review – Scary And Relavent

By Jacob Cameron Faces of Death is a remake of the 1978 film of the same name. The original film spawned what is referred to as a “video nasty.” It was a film that blurred the line between fiction and… Continue reading
April 12, 2026

[FFF 2026] If I Go Will They Miss Me Review – An Existential Coming Of Age Story

By Dan Skip Allen Coming of age films come in all shapes and sizes. That being said, they all feature a young man or a woman who seems to be struggling in the life that they are living in.… Continue reading
April 11, 2026

[FFF 2026] Tuner Review – An Engaging Performance From Woodall Makes This Film Worth Watching And Listening To

By Dan Skip Allen Thrillers come in all shapes and sizes, and so do heist movies. Daniel Roher, the director of the Oscar winning documentary Navalny, steps in to direct his first live action film. He uses the main… Continue reading
April 11, 2026

Night Patrol Review – A Good Idea, But A Movie That Sucks Unfortunately

By Jacob Cameron Night Patrol, on paper, has a great premise. It comes to us from Shudder, a network that has made good stuff before. The premise: A cop joins an elite division of the LAPD and realizes there are… Continue reading
April 11, 2026

[FFF 2026] Carolina Caroline Review- A Neo -Western Heist Film That Works On Every Level It’s Going For

By Dan Skip Allen In modern films, filmmakers like to combine genres. Sometimes, these even have a name like neo-noir or nio-westerns and so forth. That’s what the latest film, “Carolina Caroline” from Director Adam Carter Rehmeier is. It’s a… Continue reading