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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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I Did It My Way Review- A Hong Kong Action Crime Thriller With A Cool Story
Crime films come in all shapes and sizes. They are a big part of the American Film landscape but also a huge part of the Asian Film market as well. I Did It My Way is the latest movie with… Continue reading
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The Beekeeper Review-David Ayer and Jason Statham Are Back!!!
Jason Strathairn didn’t have a very good year in 2023. In fact, a couple of his movies The Meg 2 and The Expendables 4 were downright terrible. Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre and Fast X were possible movies to watch.… Continue reading
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Mean Girls 2024 Review- A Shallow Comparison Of The Original Classic From 20 Years Ago
Mean Girls was a sensation when it came out back in 2004. I remember because I worked at a high school at the time. This movie was a cultural phenomenon. It changed how girls dressed, talked, and even acted in… Continue reading
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Echo Review- A Good Stopgap Measure Of A Series That Will Help Wet The Appatite’s Of Fans Wanting More Street Level Heroes
Deaf superhero Maya Lopez/Echo (Alaqua Cox) first appeared in the Hawkeye limited series on Disney +. She was mentored by Wilson Fisk, aka The Kingpin (Vincent D’onofrio) before finding out the truth about who killed her father. She got revenge… Continue reading
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The Book of Clarence Review- A Funny Yet Interesting Take On The Retelling Of The Story Of Jesus And The Bible
Jeymes Samuels, otherwise known as The Bullitts, directed The Harder They Fall a couple of years ago. That was his take on the Western genre and now he takes a stag at the biblical/sword and sandals genre with The Book… Continue reading
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