Movie Reviews
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The 98th Academy Award Nominated Shorts: Live-Action Capsule Reviews
By Kyle Flynn Live-Action Shorts: Butcher’s Stain: Amongst the batch of live-action shorts this year. Butcher’s Stain may be the only one to make me so frustrated, a compliment to the film’s narrative and writing. The emotional reaction I had… Continue reading
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Crime 101 Review – About As Basic As The Title Suggests
By Nick Nitkowski Crime dramas! They can be pretty exciting. There are countless crime drama movies and TV shows, and the masses eat them up like breakfast at an all-you-can-eat buffet. There is an alarming amount of interest in crime… Continue reading
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“Wuthering Heights” Review – An Existential Take On A Literary Classic Wasn’t A Bad Idea
By Dan Skip Allen Wuthering Heights is the only novel from Emily Brontë’s which was published in 1847, and is considered a classic of English literature known for its passionate, dark, and tragic story of love, revenge, and obsession between… Continue reading
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GOAT Review – An Inspiring Sports Film With Gorgeous Animation And A Great Voice-over Cast
By Dan Skip Allen “Goat” is a popular phrasing to use regarding someone who is considered the G-reatest, O-f, A-ll, T- ime. So an animated film from Sony and Columbia TriStar about a Goat, yes, the animal, trying to become… Continue reading
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A Poet Review – What Are Our Ambitions To Reflect In Humanity
By Kyle Flynn A Poet is a rarity in the modern landscape of cinema. It was one of the few films I saw in 2025 that were unmistakably hilarious but equally painful. The obvious oxymoron of being both ‘hilarious’ and… Continue reading
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Scarlet Review – A Gorgeous Anime Tale Of Revenge And Friendship
By Dan Skip Allen The anime style of animation has been around for a while now. There have been many television shows with this style of animation but not as many films as I used until recently. Sure, there is… Continue reading
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Pillion Review – Leather, BDSM, And A Surprisingly Feel Good Movie
By Fiorela Gonzales Strapped in leather and assless chaps, Pillion is the surprisingly feel-good holiday movie of the year. A comedic movie about biker gangs, BDSM, relationships, and living your life to its fullest. It’s a surprisingly funny, heartwarming, and… Continue reading
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The Strangers Chapter 3 Review – A Mindless Horror Reboot Franchise That Uses A True Societal Mindset to Help Tell Its Story
By Dan Skip Allen “The Strangers Chapter 3 is the end of Renny Harlan’s trilogy of horror films rebooting The Strangers. Lionsgate gave him carte blanche to do his own story based on the original films, and he did an… Continue reading
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The Moment Review – An Interesting Mockumentary Concert Film, But It Wasn’t For Me
By Dan Skip Allen Charli XCX is a pop singer who had a moment if you will last super with her brat album that had the world all in a flutter. “The Moment” which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival… Continue reading
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Penelope Review – A Testament To Catherine O’Hara Comedic Prowess
By Fiorela Gonzales When thinking about Catherine O’Hara, so many of her iconic roles immediately jump to mind. Her decades-long collaboration with Tim Burton through Beetlejuice, The Nightmare Before Christmas, and more recently, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. The mom we thought was… Continue reading
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