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Monster Island Review – A Creature Feature With An Inspirational Story That Doesn’t Always Work For Me
I’m a big fan of WWII films. I’ve seen so many over the years that I can’t count. A few of those have been horror films that take the various stories of this globe spanning war and made them terrifying… Continue reading
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Untamed Review – A Beautifully Shot, Written, And Acted Series
There have been a lot of different murder mystery stories in the past. The setting can be LA, New York, small town America, or overseas, but the fact remains that murder mysteries can be set anywhere someone can be indeed… Continue reading
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Smurfs Review – Just Because You Can Make Another Movie In This Franchise Didn’t Mean It Was A Necessary One
Musical, Animated film, Guardianeers of Good, The Council Of Evil Wizards, No Name Smurf (James Corden), Smurfette (Rihanna) Papa Smurf (John Goodman) Ken Smurf (Nick Offerman) Gargamel & Razamel (JP Karliak) Jeanty magic book (Amy Sedaris), his thing, gets captured,… Continue reading
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Star Trek Strange New Worlds Season 3 Review – This Season Is Just Okay So Far. Hopefully Things Will Pick Up…
Star Trek Strange New Worlds is a prequel series that takes place before the Original Star Trek show from the 60s. It focuses mainly on Captain Pike, who was the captain before James T Kirk of the Starship USS Enterprise.… Continue reading
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Eddington Review – The First Real Film About The Covid-19 Pandemic That Had Something Important To Say About It. I Absolutely Loved it!
Ari Aster is one of those directors who is considered must watch movie going. Whether you like his movies or not, you have to see them. That’s how I felt after watching his first one, Hereditary, in 2018. I’ve anxiously… Continue reading
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Sorry, Baby Review – A Solid Debut For Eva Victor, But It’s A Difficult Watch
I’ve lived a long life and seen a lot of pain and suffering during that time. One of the things I haven’t been around is sexual abuse towards women. As a man who hasn’t been in a lot of relationships… Continue reading
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A Very Kurosawa Summer: Rashomon Review
By Jacob Cameron Rashomon was released in 1950, 75 years ago this year. It is revered and praised by many. It was the winner of Best Foreign Language Film at the 24th Academy Awards, and it established the Rashomon Effect,… Continue reading
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Don’t Let’s Go To The Dogs Review – A Fantastic Performance By The Main Star Of The Film Lexi Venter
A genre of film that is rarely done right is kids’ films. From time to time, kids’ films can be some of the best movies ever. More often than not, they aren’t handled very well. Directors forget to let the… Continue reading
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Abraham’s Boys: A Dracula Story Review – A Slow And Plodding Vampire Tale That Doesn’t Go Anywhere Or Do Anything New
I’ve seen my fair share of Dracula or rather vampire movies in my day. They come in all shapes and sizes. Very rarely do they stand up to the original Bela Legosi Dracula, but last year’s remake of Noferatu was… Continue reading
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Superman Review – The Dawn Of The New DC Universe Has Begun And Its “Super”!
Superman has had a few different iterations on the big screen over the years. The first and most obvious is the iconic performance by Christopher Reeve as the world’s big blue boy scout and his alter ego intrepid reporter for… Continue reading
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