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The Straight Story Review- In Honor of David Lynch 1934-2025
By Jacob Cameron The Straight Story was released in 1999 and serves as a true outlier in the career of David Lynch. The world of film recently lost a true creative giant in Lynch. The filmography of Lynch is among… Continue reading
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Hard Truths Review- Being An Angry Black Woman Doesn’t Give You The Right To Treat Everyone Around You Badly
Mike Leigh is a director who likes to do slice-of-life-type stories in his films. They mostly take place in Britain. He is able to take normal people in Great Britain and make their lives interesting. His latest film is Hard… Continue reading
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One Of Them Days Review- A Fun Comedy For The Right Audience
By Nick Nitkowski This movie was not on my 2025 most anticipated movies list. Not by a long shot. The trailer just didn’t look funny to me. And if the trailer for a comedy movie can’t get me excited for… Continue reading
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Wolf Man Review- A Very Disjointed And Not Very Original Reboot Of This Classic Universal Monsters Character
I grew up as a huge Universal Monsters fan as a kid. As such my favorite monster was The Wolf Man played by Lon Chaney Jr. He exuded a lot of emotion while playing Lawrence Talbott. You could tell he… Continue reading
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Den of Theives 2: Pantera Review- A Drudging Sequel That No One Asked For To A Film Very Few Even Remember
By Nick Nitkowski I was not one of the few who partook in seeing the first “Den of Thieves” movie in the theater. In fact, it took me a good long while after its home release before I got around… Continue reading
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The Day The Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie Review- A Looney Tunes Movie Made By People Who Know The Looney Tunes
By Nick Nitkowski We all know the Looney Tunes, right? If you don’t, I greatly question the validity and enjoyment of your childhood. The Looney Tunes are iconic and have been for a very long time. They continue to be… Continue reading
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The Room Next Door Review- Almodovar’s Latest Is A Softer Blow To The Soul
By Brian Susbielles At last, Spanish auteur Pedro Almodovar has finally made his first feature film entirely in English. After two shorts, he’s made the accomplishment by going to his bread-and-butter, melodramas with multiple women that touch on loss, time,… Continue reading
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American Primeval Review- One Of The Most Realistic, Gory, and Bloody Westerns I’ve Ever Seen
Westerns have been making a comeback in recent years. Remakes of Classics like True Grit, The Magnificent Seven, and 3:10 to Yuma have helped with that. Television/ Streaming series have been the thing that has given them a life of… Continue reading
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The Last Showgirl Review- Similar In Feel/Tone To Another Film From The Past, But Stands On Its Own Merits
Pamela Anderson is considered an icon of television from her days on Bay Watch back in the 90s. She married a rock star Tommy Lee of Motley Crue and had a famous sex tape that made the rounds in Hollywood… Continue reading
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Los Frikis Review- The Lives of These People Are Full Of Hope Amidst Obvious Danger
by Brian Susbielles It’s the early 1990s and Cuba, once given a lot of aid by the communist alliance in the Soviet Union, is now under economic stagnation due to the Soviet collapse. The “Special Period,” as it was called,… Continue reading
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