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Bring Her Back Review – This Is Where I Draw The Line
Danny and Micheal Philippou came on the scene pretty hard with their horror film Talk To Me a couple of years ago. These two upstart Australian filmmakers took the horror and film community by storm with their no-nonsense take on… Continue reading
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The Phoenician Scheme Review – An Absurd Performance
By Lisa Blanck Is Wes Anderson’s new film, The Phoenician Scheme, subtly political in nature? Is Anderson, in fact, poking jabs at the current American administration? It’s impossible not to compare the vile actions both subtle and overt, of Zsa-Zsa Korda (Benecio Del… Continue reading
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[FFF 2025] Jane Austen Wrecked My Life Review – A Slow, Boring, And Monotonous Rom-Com That Almost Put Me To Sleep
Jane Austen is considered one of the best writers of her generation. She inspired women to be more independent and fight for their rights in a society that didn’t even let them vote or work a full-time job. She also… Continue reading
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Final Destination: Bloodlines Review – A Return To Form That Provides Surprises, Gore, And Laughs
I am fortunate enough to say that I am part of the generation that was completely traumatized by the “Final Destination” franchise. This franchise made me scared of flying, log trucks, roller coasters, laser eye repairs, and so many other… Continue reading
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From the Golden Row!: Who Will Take The Palme d’Or?
By Kyle Flynn In this edition of the Golden Row, we will be going over my pre-Cannes best picture predictions, and my rundown and what I think will win the major awards at the Cannes Film Festival. The past three… Continue reading
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Hurry Up Tomorrow Review – A Disjointed Concert Film That Lacks A Solid Plot And Continuity
I’ve seen my share of concert films or music centric movies revolving around a singer or band. Some of they are comedic in nature, and others like Hurry Up Tomorrow are more dramatic in nature. It may, in fact, have… Continue reading
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Friendship Review – A Mean-spirited Shallow Film That Didn’t Make Me Laugh Once At It’s Absurd Nature
A24 is probably one of the most irreverent film studios out there today. Them and NEON have taken the studio system to another level. They’ve distributed all kinds of quirky, weird and off the wall kinds of films. They’ve even… Continue reading
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Murderbot Season 1 Review – A Solid Season That Left A Lot to Be Desired
By Jacob Cameron Murderbot is a Sci-Fi Comedy show from AppleTV+ coming from Chris & Paul Weitz. The Weitzs’ are known primarily for eclectic careers in the realm of screenwriting. Writing for such projects as Disney live-action remakes and Blumhouse… Continue reading
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Fight Or Flight Review – An Extravaganza Of Action, Fight Scenes, And Blood And Gore
I’ve talked about films set in one location before on my site. Trains, plains, cars, and rooms have all been the settings of these types of movies over the years. A film set in a small plane , Flight Risk,… Continue reading
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The Four Seasons Review – A Well Written, Directed, And Acted Dramedy With Important Adult Themes
In the 80s, there were a lot of films that dealt with relationships and family trauma. More often than not, they were comedic in nature, but sometimes, they were quite dramatic. Films like Ordinary People and Terms of Endearment come… Continue reading
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