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  • Fire Island Review

    Fire Island is located on Long Island, New York. It’s a location where gay men and women and LGBT go on vacation in the summertime, where they can find love and companionship amongst like-minded people. For the movie Fire Island, Searchlight… Continue reading

  • Watcher Review

    Films dealing with stalkers or people who think they’re being stalked have been around for some time. Most of the time, they are labeled horror movies because they usually are. Sometimes they are just films that deal with the human… Continue reading

  • The Boys Season 3 Review

    The Boys is based on a comic book series of the same name by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson. It is a show where superheroes are depicted as not so much heroes as supers. The mainstream media believes them to be… Continue reading

  • Stranger Things Season 4 Review

    Netflix hit it big a few years ago when the Duffer Brothers brought them an idea for a sci-fi show set in the ’80s. It became a cultural phenomenon. The populace as a whole found they could relate to this… Continue reading

  • Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers Review

    If you were a ’90s kid, you got to be a part of an era of pretty fun cartoon shows and animation that Disney owned until Pixar came along in the late ’90s. Shows like Scrooge McDuck, Darkwing Duck, and Chip ‘n’ Dale… Continue reading

  • Firestarter Review

    Jason Blum has been one of the people who has reinvigorated the horror genre with his Blumhouse Pictures production company. He has scooped the rights to some popular IPs in the past, and the latest property that he and his… Continue reading

  • The Duke Review

    Movies are fundamentally a form of storytelling. Sometimes they tell stories about things I’ve never heard before. In the case of The Duke, I’ve never heard about this story before. So I went into this very British film with pessimistic optimism. Some of these… Continue reading

  • Doctor Strange In the Multiverse of Madness Review

    It’s no secret the multiverse was ripped wide open in Spider-Man: No Way Home. Dr. Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) tried helping Peter Parker out and, in doing so, tore the fabric of space and time open so that anybody could come… Continue reading

  • Hatching Review

    Every once in a while, we film critics see films where we don’t know what to expect. We might see a trailer or a film title that intrigued us. Hatching is one such film. I heard the buzz about this film out… Continue reading

  • The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent Review

    Nicolas Cage has created quite a reputation for himself over the last few decades. His career turned from arthouse fare in the ’80s to action movie star in the ’90s to a mix of both in the 2000s. Lately, he… Continue reading