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Fall Thomas Anderson: There Will Be Blood Review
By Jacob Cameron “I have a competition in me. I want no one else to succeed. I hate most people.” While not the most famous quote from 2007’s There Will Be Blood, it fits the main character perfectly. This is… Continue reading
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The Mastermind Review – A 1970s Heist Film That’s Not Really About The Heist. It’s A Character Study
I’m a sucker for a movie that takes place in the 1970s. There is something about the 70s aesthetic that is right up my alley. Throw in the setting of Framingham, Massachusetts, and now you have me very intrigued. The… Continue reading
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Good Fortune Review – A Hilarious Comedy About Income Inequality
By Nick Nitkowski This was a movie I wasn’t expecting at all. For a while, it seemed like Aziz Ansari was nowhere to be found for a long time. And then suddenly, out of nowhere, we get a brand-new movie… Continue reading
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Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein Review – Another Incredible Achievement By The Great Visionary Cinematic Director Guillermo Del Toro
There have been many different iterations of Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein. I grew up watching the James Whale 1931 version starring Boris Karloff as the monster. It was part of my discovery of different kinds of films as a child. I… Continue reading
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Black Phone 2 Review – A Horror Sequel That Was Everything I Hoped It Would Be And More
The Black Phone was a 2022 physiological horror film directed by Scott Derrickson about a kidnapped boy Finney Blake who speaks to other deceased kidnapped boys through a disconnected Black Phone. He uses this information to defeat his abductor, The… Continue reading
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Shelby Oaks Review – A Passionate Take On Horror From First Time Director Chris Stuckmann
By Nick Nitkowski I’ve been following the YouTube channel of Chris Stuckmann’s for a very long time. For those not in the know, he is a film critic on YouTube. I always thought he had good opinions on movies. Some… Continue reading
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Urchin Review – Dickinson And Dillane Held Up A Mirror To My Life And It Was Scary To Look At
I’ve seen a lot of films about homeless or displaced people in my day. It’s a popular topic in Hollywood. I guess the drama or comedy that comes with being homeless or displaced is something that screenwriters find easy to… Continue reading
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Task Review – A Grounded In Reality Crime Drama With Fantastic Performances Across The Board
Task is another in a long line of FBI or law enforcement investigative series on streaming services in recent years. This time around, it’s on HBO Max and stars Mark Ruffalo in the lead role. These kinds of true events… Continue reading
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[NYFF 63] Is This Thing On? Review – Bradley Cooper’s Heart On Full Display
By Kyle Flynn If I were to sum up the three films of Bradley Cooper in a single word, it would be earnest. A Star Is Born marked a turning point in his career — not just a performance that… Continue reading
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John Candy: I Like Me Review – A Genuine Comedy Genius That Made Me Laugh, And That’s A Rarity
There are probably a handful of people in my lifetime who have legitimately made me laugh out loud. One of those people is John Candy. He was one of those people who just could do the littlest thing, and I’d… Continue reading
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