Movie Reviews
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Hellcat Review – Starts Contained, Ends Insane
By Jacob Cameron Hellcat is an original film from Shudder that starts out as a contained horror film. By the end, the paradigm shifts so drastically that it’s hard to tell what’s real. This makes for a surprisingly compelling film.… Continue reading
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Nimrod’s Review – Any Fan Of Green Day, Thames, Grace, Or Coming Of Age Films Will Surely Love This One
By Dan Skip Allen To say I’m a big “Green Day” fan would be underselling myself. I’ve seen this band three times live, and the most recent was their incredible set at “Welcome to Rockville” last year. I first heard… Continue reading
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Our Hero, Balthazar Review – A Film That Doesn’t Take Its Material As Seriously As It Should Have
By Dan Skip Allen I live in a state where there have been some violent shootings. One at a nightclub and one at a high school. This is something the public should not take lightly. Parents of teens especially. In… Continue reading
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Super Troopers 3 Review – The Boys Are Finally Back Meow
By Nick Nitkowski I’m not gonna lie, it’s been a good long while since I last watched the previous two “Super Troopers” movies and with the third film coming out very soon, I decided to do a “Super Troopers” marathon… Continue reading
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One Night Only Review – A Bland Rom-Com Not Worth The Hassle
By Tyler Banark Insufferable, uninspired, cringeworthy, and downright stale; these are the words I would use to describe Will Gluck’s new rom-com, One Night Only. Easily one of the most unfunny movies of the year, One Night Only looks to… Continue reading
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Ice Cream Man Review – I Scream You Scream
By Jacob Cameron “Ice Cream Man” is a remake of the mid-90s chiller of the same name. This film received buzz due to its shocking red-band trailer. With this in mind, it lives up to the gory precedent, and then… Continue reading
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Cookie Queens Review – More Than Just Cookies
By Guest Reviewer Caitlyn G. I recently had the pleasure of watching “Cookie Queens,” a documentary that follows the lives of four young Girl Scouts from across the country, Olive, from Charlotte North Carolina, age 12, Shannon Elizabeth, from El… Continue reading
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The Samurai And The Prisoner Review – An In-Depth Character Driven Story That Gets Better As It Moves Forward
By Dan Skip Allen The Festival de Cannes Film Festival can be a bit of a mixed bag. There are some movies from big named filmmakers, little indie films, and movies from auteur directors. This year’s festival had a mix… Continue reading
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Tony Review – A Biopic Unlike Any Other One You’ve Seen Before
By Dan Skip Allen Matt Johnson is a director who I first noticed when I saw his film “Blackberry” and later I saw “Nirvana The Band The Show The Movie” based on his popular Canadian show. I have even seen… Continue reading
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Spider-man: Brand New Day Review – A Darker Story That Doesn’t Always Work In Context With The Character That Was Set Up In The Other Films
By Dan Skip Allen I’ve read thousands of Spider-Man comic books in my day. There have been plenty of them I have loved and almost as many that I haven’t liked. Comic books are different from movies, though. Each month,… Continue reading
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