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Penelope Review – A Testament To Catherine O’Hara Comedic Prowess
By Fiorela Gonzales When thinking about Catherine O’Hara, so many of her iconic roles immediately jump to mind. Her decades-long collaboration with Tim Burton through Beetlejuice, The Nightmare Before Christmas, and more recently, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. The mom we thought was… Continue reading
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Michael Official Trailer Review
By Tyler Banark The official trailer for the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic Michael has been released. One of the most evident things we’ve seen and heard so far in the trailers is how involved the Jackson family has been in… Continue reading
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Dracula (2026) Review – A Solid But Forgettable Take On A Classic
By Jacob Cameron Dracula is another take on the classic novel written by Bram Stoker. It seems as if the movies, tv shows, and other adaptations of the book will never end. But the original novel is a classic; along… Continue reading
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The Wrecking Crew Review – An Unexpected Blast
By Jacob Cameron The Wrecking Crew is a new action film exclusive to Amazon Prime. It features a pair of feuding brothers, fights, and explosions. Even though 2026 is barely a month old, this film might be one of the… Continue reading
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Iron Lung Review – A YouTube Star’s Movie Debut Of An Insane Indie Video Game Adaptation
By Nick Nitkowski It does my heart good to see people who originated on YouTube just having fun and eventually gaining a following in the millions and using their abilities to make a film that they’re passionate about. Granted, most… Continue reading
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Kokuho Review – A 70s/80s Period Piece That Revolves Around Kabuki Acting/Dancing Deserved It’s Oscar Nomination For Makeup & Hairstyling
By Dan Skip Allen A lot of times, you never know what you’re going to get from foreign films. In the case of “Kokuho” it’s a Japanese film that deals with the art of Kabuki acting. This art goes back… Continue reading
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Mr. Nobody Against Putin Review – This Film Lends A Keen Eye Towards Russian Indoctrination
By Tyler Banark The United States-Russia rivalry has gone back many years and has taken various forms. Whether it’s the Cold War, in the Winter Olympics, or even in film (i.e., Rocky 4), the US and Russia have always found… Continue reading
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A Private Life Review – A Fun Mystery/Crime Film Where Jodie Foster Speaks Fluent French. Who Knew?
By Dan Skip Allen I’ve been a fan of Jodie Foster for about 50 years now. Her performances in Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore and Taxi Driver have been ones I’ve watched many times. That doesn’t even mention her two… Continue reading
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Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die Review – Plenty Of Fun To Be Had With This Crazy Misadeventure
By Nick Nitkowski Can you believe that it’s already been almost exactly nine years since Gore Verbinski released a movie in theaters? Most famously known for directing the first three “Pirates of the Caribbean” movies, the last movie he made… Continue reading
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Shelter Review – Another January Statham Actioner You Can Sit Back And Enjoy Without Thinking About Too Much
By Dan Skip Allen January is usually the month that movies go to die. Studios put their films that they don’t have much confidence in there. Sometimes awards Contenders get wider releases as well. Lately, the last few years, this… Continue reading
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