Movie Reviews
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The Wizard Of The Kremlin Review – Boring And Befuddlingly British
By Fiorela Gonzales The Wizard of the Kremlin is a French film based on an Italian novel of the same name, that chronicles the rise of Vladimir Putin with the help of his Rasputin-like advisor, Vadim Baranov, who are played… Continue reading
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Mortal Kombat II Review – A Fun Sequel That Successfully Tested Its Might
By Nick Nitkowski I feel as though everyone knows what “Mortal Kombat” is, right? Even if you never played the games, you know what it is. At the very least, you must have heard the theme called “Techno Syndrome” that… Continue reading
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Billie Eilish – Hit Me Hard And Soft Tour 3D Review – A Fun Concert Experience For Fans Of This Artist
By Nick Nitkowski Oh, my God! Concert tickets have gotten so expensive these days! Long gone are the days when the concert experience was somewhat affordable. With inflated prices and greedy ticket resellers/scalpers, it’s nearly impossible to see your favorite… Continue reading
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Deep Water Review – Final Destination Meets Fake Sharks
By Fiorela Gonzales Deep Water is a survival shark movie that has its highest points of the film during the plane crash itself and dwindles into less exciting territory with the actual shark survival. It’s Final Destination meets a wannabe… Continue reading
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The Sheep Detectives Review – A Wonderful Family Friendly Mashup Of Styles That Had Me Laughing
By Dan Skip Allen British comedies can be a mixed bag. Sometimes you get “The Full Monty”, “Waking Ned Devine” and “A Fish Called Wanda” and other times, you get “Casino Royale”, not the Daniel Craig Bond film, the bad… Continue reading
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Here Is An Editorial From Tyler Banark On The Film Obsession: My New Favorite 2020s Horror “Obsession”
By Tyler Banark Since Ari Aster’s works in Hereditary and Midsommar, I have not experienced a capital-H horror film that leaves me in such awe of its presentation. By this, I exclude films such as Sinners and The Menu, as… Continue reading
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[MFF 2026] Capsule Reviews Pt 2: I Want Your Sex, Perla, And Late Fame
By Dan Skip Allen I Want Your Sex “I Want Your Sex” is a film that premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2026. It’s an American erotic comedy thriller directed by Gregg Araki and written by Karley Sciortino… Continue reading
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[MFF 2026] Capsule Reviews Pt 1: A Sad And Beautiful World, Maddie’s Secret, And What Does That Nature Say To You
By Kyle Flynn A Sad and Beautiful World: The 2025 audience award winner at the Venice Film Festival, I was slightly skeptical of what a love story set during the undercurrent of political tensions in Lebanon spanning from childhood onward.… Continue reading
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The Devil Wears Prada 2 Review – The High End World Of Fashion Has Never Looked This Good On The Big Screen
By Dan Skip Allen Anne Hathaway is an actress who is in for a big year. She’s already had “Mother Mary” the new A24 film come out at Sundance and in this past week in theaters later this year she… Continue reading
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Atropia Review – A Comedy Farce Involving A Fake War Simulation Seems To Hit A Little To Close To Home
“War is God’s way of teaching Americans Geography – “ Ambrose Bierce, 1875, By Dan Skip Allen , There are plenty of movies where there is some kind of absurd war sequence or downright fake war in them. One of… Continue reading
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