Movie Reviews
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Freakier Friday Review – Fun For The Fans Of The Previous Film, Both New And Old
We all know the story of “Freaky Friday”. Two conflicting opposites magically switch bodies and have to walk in each other’s shoes and learn a life lesson to switch back. It’s been done many times in many ways. Some good,… Continue reading
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A Very Kurosawa Summer: Throne of Blood Review
By Jacob Cameron The works of William Shakespeare are timeless. With some of his work being adapted time and time again in film history. Throne of Blood is Akira Kurosawa’s take on MacBeth. Taking the story from Scotland to Japan.… Continue reading
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House On Eden Review – An Uninteresting Found Footage Horror Film That Came Across As Pretty Amateurish
Found footage films have come a long way ever since the Blair Witch Project back in 1999. That’s 25 years ago now. There have been franchises set around them like Paranormal Activity .This subgenre of horror has been used in… Continue reading
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The Bad Gys 2 Review – A Fun And Energetic Animated Caper That’s Every Bit As Good As It Predecessor
By Nick Nitkowski I remember when the first “Bad Guys” movie came out, my initial thought was, “Oh, great. Another movie is trying to capitalize on the popularity of ‘Zootopia’”. Of course, I didn’t realize at the time that this… Continue reading
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She Rides Shotgun Review – A Heatwarming Father Daughter Action Thriller Everyone Should Get Behind
I’m a big fan of films and television/streaming shows that have a storyline that revolves around a father daughter scenario. Or some kind of mentoring situation. Shows like The Last of Us, The Mandalorian, and a film like Leon, The… Continue reading
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The Naked Gun (2025) Review – The Best Parody We’ve Gotten In Years
By Nick Nitkowski I don’t care what anyone says. Making a parody is truly an artform. Some can do it beautifully like Weird Al Yankovic, and some do it horribly like Friedberg and Seltzer. Some may think it’s easy, but… Continue reading
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Sketch Review – A Cute Movie That Wears It’s Heart On It’s Sleeve
By Kyle Flynn Sketch follows a recently widowed father and his two children. Through the power of a magic lake, his daughter’s Monster drawings come to life. Hijinks ensue while trying to stop the monsters from destroying the city. Sketch… Continue reading
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Billy Joel: And So It Goes Review – An All Inclusive Look At A Music Icon Many Have Loved For Decades
I’ve talked many times about how my parents took me and my brothers and sister on car rides when we were kids around New England. We would listen to different kinds of music on these rides on Saturday afternoons. One… Continue reading
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Ick Review – A Campy Horror Film That Will Bring The Nostalgia Factor
Nostalgia is a big thing these days. What seemed like just yesterday for me was like 25 years ago now. It’s crazy right? When I mean nostalgic things in regard to the late 90s or early 2000s, I mean the… Continue reading
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Together Review – A Horror Film That Will Attract All Fans Of This Genre Into Its Embrace
2024 was probably the best year for horror films ever from my perspective. Arguably, horror movies saved the theaters/box office last year. This year, things are vastly different. The horror films haven’t been as good or as prevalent. The ones… Continue reading
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