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Bliss Review Slamdance 2024- A Surprisingly Enjoyable First Time Experience With Maggio And Jordan
Bliss is the second of a planned trilogy of films from writer, director, and producer Joe Maggio. The first film Virgil Bliss came out in 2001 and starred Clint Jordan as the title character Virgil Bliss. He gets paroled from… Continue reading
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One Bullet Review Slamdance 2024- One Woman’s Journey To Find The Truth About A Tragedy
“The Film Was Shot Between 2005 and 2021 in Afghanistan for the Duration of America’s Longest War, but this is not a war movie.” I’ve seen a lot of documentaries but none quite like One Bullet. Carol Dysinger has documented… Continue reading
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Brando With The Glass Eye Review Slamdance 2024- An Italian Film With An Ode To A Film Legend And Method
Greece Cinema is primarily known as a film industry that mainly focuses on dramatic or sensual types of movies. Though they have been threatened by war or political strife they have had a successful film industry throughout history. Brando With… Continue reading
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Sam’s World Review Slamdance 2024- An LGBT Film With A One-sided Story
Lately, there have been a lot of movies that tackle LGBT characters and stories: A Fantastic Woman, Kokomo City Passages, and Down Low come to mind. The latest LGBT story is from director Lily Lady, who also stars in the… Continue reading
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Chaperone Review Slamdance 2024-A Movie That Asks Tough Questions, but Doesn’t Give Many Answers
Every once in a while there will come a film where someone in said film has an identity crisis. They are treading water because they don’t know what to do in life. The movie The Worst Person In the World… Continue reading
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The Death Tour Review Slamdance 2024- An Arduous Journey Of Self Reflection And Wrestling
Chris Jericho is an entertainer, musician, writer, and world-renowned wrestler. He has done it all in his career, including being a contestant on The Masked Singer as The Bride. He cut his teeth in Canada while training in the Dungeon… Continue reading
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Sunrise Review- A Vampire Movie That Does Not Work Very Well As Such
I’ve seen quite a few vampire movies in my day. Sunrise is unlike any vampire movie I’ve ever seen. The director Andrew Baird gives this movie the most unlikely vampire in a long time. The main character of the film… Continue reading
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I.S.S. Review A Slick Looking Space Thriller That Doesn’t Wow
“The Creation of The International Space Station (ISS) served as a symbol of United States and Russian Collaboration after the Cold War. The ISS is used primarily as a research facility where the crew makes advancements in medicine, technology, and… Continue reading
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Role Play Review- A Blandly Done Revisioning Of Something Done Better Before
Action films come in all shapes and sizes. Sometimes they take the shape of a rom-com. That’s the case with the latest film from director Thomas Vincent, written by Seth W Owen, Role Play. Similar in a way to Mr.… Continue reading
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