Movie Reviews
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Twinless Review – James Sweeney Does Triple Duty In A Good Comedy Where Dylan O’Brien Plays Twins. Go, Figure…
There have been a lot of different kinds of controversies in the film industry, but one kind of controversy I don’t abide by is piracy. Especially when said piracy is at the hands of the Sundance Film Festival. This festival… Continue reading
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The Roses Review – A Hilarious Remake That Makes This War Fun
The Roses is a remake of the 1989 film The War of the Roses, directed by and co-starring Danny DeVito. In the lead roles were Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner, and it was a movie that took the phrase “domestic… Continue reading
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The Toxic Avenger (2025) Review – Bloody Good Fun For The Right Audience
By Nick Nitkowski Back in 1984, we got a new kind of hero. One that nobody asked for, but we got anyway. A hero born out of toxic chemicals and hellbent on avenging to citizens of New Jersey. He is… Continue reading
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Caught Stealing Review – A Crime Film That Felt Like A Fun Summer Blockbuster That Didn’t Get Marketed That Way Unfortunately
Darren Aronofsky is a director who has been a bit hit or miss during the course of his filmmaking career. Films like Pi, Requiem for a Dream, The Fountain, and Mother haven’t necessarily been that well received by audiences. On… Continue reading
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Honey Don’t! Review – A Neo-Noir That Touched On All The Things I Love About This Genre, And More
The Coen Brothers, Ethan and Joel, are among the best duos in film history. Powell and Pressburger, The Russo’s, Anthony and Joe, and The Wachowski’s, Lana and Lilly, are the best of this group. The Coens deserve to be in… Continue reading
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Devo Review – This Documentary “Whips Up” The Facts Of Their Musical Legacy
By Brian Susbielles One of the boppiest songs of all time and one that crosses generations is the 1980 single “Whip It,” featuring five men in weird red hats in a cheesy Western with innuendos portraying sadomasochism and sex. Young… Continue reading
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Trust Review – This Film Didn’t Instill Anything In Me, You Can Believe That
Sophie Turner made a name for herself as Sansa Stark in Game of Thrones and Jean Grey in a couple of the later 20th Century Fox X-Men Films. She’s done a little television since then, but not much else. She… Continue reading
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The Thursday Murder Club Review – An A-List Brit Senior Citizens Cast Isn’t Enough To Save This Murder Mystery
The Thursday Murder Club is a new murder mystery film adapted from the novel of the same name from Richard Osman. This is another movie that focuses on an older group of characters who hang out together, getting involved in… Continue reading
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Went Up The Hill Review- A Dark Physiological Drama With A Twist
I love a good psychological thriller/drama or horror film. They come in all shapes and sizes. The latest one I’ve had a chance to see is “Went Up The Hill” from director Samuel Van Grinsven, a New Zealand born Australian… Continue reading
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Lurker Review – A Stalker Type Story That Doesn’t Go The Full Distance To Get Its Point Across
There have been a lot of movies over the years that have dealt with musicians/singers. Some of them are biopics, and others are fictional stories. Music in one fashion or another has been a focal point of Hollywood for many… Continue reading
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