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It: Welcome To Derry Series Review – It’s An Average Float
By Tyler Banark There hasn’t been much to watch new TV-wise lately, aside from Stranger Things season five. It has been bleak to the point where I reluctantly checked out the new HBO horror drama series It: Welcome to Derry.… Continue reading
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Song Sung Blue Review – Jackman & Hudson Combine To Make An Emotional Musical Film Based On Real People
Craig Brewer is a director who has made a name for himself, making films with an urban background to them. One of those films was “Hustle & Flow” from 2005. It won the audience award at the Sundance Film Festival… Continue reading
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Rebuilding Review – A Beautiful Yet Tragic Story For Those Who May Have Been Through A Similar Situation
Bad weather or extenuating circumstances have been many a cause of the displacement of families from their homes. Fire is a big cause of this as well. “Rebuilding” is a film about this subject. It originally premiered at the Sundance… Continue reading
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The Chronology Of Water Review – A Directorial Debut Flowing With Trauma And Hope
By Fiorela Gonzales Almost two decades after Kristen Stewart became a household name for a tentpole blockbuster franchise, she has proven that she’s anything but a cliché. Kristen Stewart has carved her own way in Hollywood and, on the way,… Continue reading
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Silent Night, Deadly Night (2025) Review – There Is No Coal In This Stocking
By Jacob Cameron Silent Night, Deadly Night is a remake of the controversial slasher film from 1984. This franchise has had a surprisingly long legacy over the past four decades. Spawning four sequels and a loose remake in 2012. Horror… Continue reading
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Wake Up Dead Man Review – No Resurrection Needed, The Franchise Is Still Alive And Well
By Fiorela Gonzales Rian Johnson’s back with his latest murder mystery, Wake Up Dead Man. This is the third installment in what has now been dubbed the “Knives Out” franchise, as they take the titular character from the original Knives… Continue reading
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Ella McCay Review – A Fantastic Performance By MacKey Is Wasted By A Bad Script, Direction, and Message
I’ve been a fan of James L. Brooks films in the past, such as Terms of Endearment, As Good As It Gets, and Broadcast News. He is one of the last directors working who knows how to get a genuine… Continue reading
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Reflection In A Dead Diamond Review – Allow The Experience To Overtake You
By Kyle Flynn Reflection in a Dead Diamond, the newest visual feast from Cattet and Forzani, delivers the most earnest European spy thriller — or perhaps a direct foil to one — in recent memory. It is a film wholly… Continue reading
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What Could Come Of Netflix Buying Warner Brothers?
By Tyler Banark This past Friday, the bombshell news dropped that Netflix is in the running to purchase Warner Bros. Studios. While the average person might look at this and think it’s fascinating news, someone like me might see it… Continue reading
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Dust Bunny Review – A New Fantasy/Horror With A Terrific Performance From Newcomer Sophie Sloan Opposite Mads Mikkelsen
Bryan Fuller is the writer/director famous for his series Pushing Daisies (2007-2009) Hannibal (2013-2015) starring Mads Mikkelsen as Hannibal Lector, and American Gods (2017-2021). He hasn’t been doing much since the end of his last series, but he’s made his… Continue reading
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