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Rebel Ridge Review- An OH Too Familiar Story For Our Men & Women In Blue As Well As Soldiers Coming Home From War
I’m a big fan of, First Blood, The Sylvester Stallone film that came out in 1982 and spawned an entire action franchise and in my mind the action genre. Rebel Ridge is the fourth outing from Jeremy Saulnier. His first… Continue reading
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Continue Review- A Film That Conveyed The Cost Of Addiction Quite Convincingly
I’ve seen a lot of films in my day about addiction of some form. More often than not, they’re about alcoholism, but sometimes, they’re about drug addiction. That’s the case with Continue. It deals with one woman specifically, but peripherally,… Continue reading
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Wise Guy: David Chase And The Sopranos Review- A Docu-Series That Delves Deeply Into Chase’s Life And Other Aspects of The Series
I’m a big fan of gangster films like The Godfather Trilogy, Goodfellas, Black Mass, The Departed, and many others. I’ve rarely seen a television show about gangsters. The Sopranos was an enlightening experience for me as a fan of gangster… Continue reading
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Afraid Review- Good Ideas, Ridiculous Execution
By Jacob Cameron Afraid is the third film released this year by Blumhouse productions. The studio has had a very rough 2024. With much of the year spent trying to convince moviegoers that swimming pools and teddy bears were scary. … Continue reading
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Terminator: Zero Series Review- A Potential Saving Grace To The Once-Dying Franchise
By Nick Nitkowski Everyone knows James Cameron’s “Terminator” film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. It’s essentially the movie that catapulted his career. It is considered still to this day very iconic. That is until James Cameron graced us with a sequel “Terminator… Continue reading
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The Lord of The Rings: The Rings of Power Season 2 Review- The Second Season Gets Off To A Great Start With Intriguing Storylines And Character Development
Season one of The Rings of Power left fans and viewers off with a bit of a cliffhanger. With the revelation that Halbrand (Charlie Vickers) was actually Sauron, in disguise, this became quite the dilemma for Galadriel (Mortfydd Clark), the… Continue reading
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Slingshot Review- A Run-Of-Mill Sci-Fi Film With A Descent Performance From Affleck And A Surprise Twist
Sci-fi films have come in all shapes and sizes. Most of the time they’ve come in the form of a Star Wars, Star Trek, or Aliens franchise movie. Sometimes they’ve come as a stand-alone vision from the writers and director.… Continue reading
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Stream Review- Low-Budget Slasher Is A Delight For Fans
by Nick Nitkowski Horror and slasher films are an art form. Especially when the budget is small. They are almost guaranteed success. Little money in with big financial return. But there are some contributing factors in play. The story must… Continue reading
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You Gotta Believe Review- A Very Inspirational Tale Of Little League Baseball That Is Quite Timely And For The Whole Family
The Little League World Series is going on right now in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. It’s the culmination of a long summer of playing ball all across the United States and around the world. There are plenty of stories surrounding this great… Continue reading