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Anniversary Review – This Film Puts A Mirror Up To Ourselves As A Country And It Doesn’t Look Pretty
I’m a fan of a good political thriller, but “Anniversary” is a political thriller that masks itself as a family drama first. That, to me, is an interesting concept. The director and writer Jan Komosa and Lori Rosene-Gambino pull the… Continue reading
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Hazbin Hotel Season 2 Review – Another Fun Stay At The Hotel With More Songs And Improved Animation At Your Service
It’s no secret that I’m a massive fan of the “Hazbin Hotel” series. Season One of the series was actually the first ever review that I have written for this website and if you read my review on Season One,… Continue reading
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[MBFF 2025] The Ballad Of A Small Player Review – It’s A High Risk, Mid-Reward Result
By Brian Susbielles Edward Berger has quickly become an exciting director to watch with the success of Conclave and All Quiet on the Western Front. He’s deftly dived into the secret world of power by any means mixed with the… Continue reading
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Fall Thomas Anderson: The Master Review
By Jacob Cameron “If you figure a way to live without serving a master, any master, then let the rest of us know, will you? For you’d be the first person in the history of the world.” This quote from… Continue reading
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A House Of Dynamite Review – An Oh Too Close To Reality Scenario That Audiences Need To See As Soon As Possible
“At the End of the Cold War, Nuclear Powers Agreed That The World Would Be Better Without Nuclear Weapons, That Era Has Ended.” I think every American has thought about what nuclear war would be like at some point in… Continue reading
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Chainsaw Man: The Movie Review – A Bloody Good Time For Fans Of This Anime
By Nick Nitkowski The way most anime shows get on my radar is, unfortunately, through popularity. I don’t want it to be this way, but there are just so many anime shows out there, and it’s hard to choose which… Continue reading
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Regretting You Review- A Passable Romance/Young Adult Movie Based On The Emotional Performance By McKenna Grace
Colleen Hoover might be a name a lot of people might remember. She is an author of romance and the young adult genre. One of her books was adapted last year. It starred Blake Lively in the lead role and… Continue reading
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The Hand That Rocks The Cradle Review – A New Psychological And Seductive Reimagining Of The Classic Suspense Thriller From The 90s
The Original “The Hand That Rocks the Cradle” came in 1992 and was directed by Curtis Hanson and starred Rebecca De Mornay, Julianne Moore, and Annabella Scioria. It was a pretty big hit for the time as far as these… Continue reading
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Stiller & Meara: Nothing Is Lost Review – A Documentary That Hit Close To Home In More Ways Than One For Ben Stiller
When I was a kid, I vaguely remembered Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara from various sitcoms or television projects they would guest appear on. I was too young to watch Stiller and Meara, their sketch comedy act in the 1960s.… Continue reading
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Hal & Harper Review – A Dramedy Series With Realistic, And Emotional Characters Portrayed In An Innovative Way
I remember a few years ago, I watched a film in the Sundance Virtual portal called Cha Cha Real Smooth. It is a coming of age film written by, directed, and starring Cooper Raiff. It also starred Dakota Johnson in… Continue reading
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