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The Samurai And The Prisoner Review – An In-Depth Character Driven Story That Gets Better As It Moves Forward
By Dan Skip Allen The Festival de Cannes Film Festival can be a bit of a mixed bag. There are some movies from big named filmmakers, little indie films, and movies from auteur directors. This year’s festival had a mix… Continue reading
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Tony Review – A Biopic Unlike Any Other One You’ve Seen Before
By Dan Skip Allen Matt Johnson is a director who I first noticed when I saw his film “Blackberry” and later I saw “Nirvana The Band The Show The Movie” based on his popular Canadian show. I have even seen… Continue reading
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Here Is The Trailer For Victorian Psycho
“Victorian Psycho” is a 2026 psychological horror film directed by Zachary Wigon, based on Virginia Feito’s novel, starring Maika Monroe as an eccentric governess with psychopathic tendencies in 1858 England, where staff mysteriously disappear as she settles into a gothic manor. The… Continue reading
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Here Is The Trailer For Wicker
“Wicker” is a 2026 romantic fantasy film directed by Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson, starring Olivia Colman as a lonely fisherwoman who commissions a husband made of wicker from a basketmaker (Peter Dinklage), played by Alexander Skarsgård. The film, based on… Continue reading
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Jumanji: Open World Official Trailer
“Jumanji: Open World is an upcoming American action-adventure film co-produced and directed by Jake Kasden, who co-wrote it with Jeff Pinkner and Scott Rosenberg. It is the fifth installment in the “Jumanji” film series and the sequel to “Jumanji: The… Continue reading
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Batman: Caped Crusader Season Two Review – It Doubles Down On Being Different Despite What Fans May Think
By Nick Nitkowski It’s been a while since Season One of “Batman: Caped Crusader” was released on Amazon Prime. Season One was released back in August of 2024, and I remember applauding it for daring to be different and drastically… Continue reading
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Spider-man: Brand New Day Review – A Darker Story That Doesn’t Always Work In Context With The Character That Was Set Up In The Other Films
By Dan Skip Allen I’ve read thousands of Spider-Man comic books in my day. There have been plenty of them I have loved and almost as many that I haven’t liked. Comic books are different from movies, though. Each month,… Continue reading
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72 Hours Review – An Attempt To Be Gen Z’s The Hangover
By Tyler Banark “72 Hours” first jumped out at me as a Netflix comedy featuring current SNL cast members Marcello Hernandez, Ben Marshall, and Kam Patterson in a Netflix comedy with Kevin Hart and Mason Gooding. While the latter two… Continue reading
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