Movie Reviews
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Wardriver Review – A Surprisingly Interesting Story With Relevant Material
By Dan Skip Allen I’ve been driving a car since I was like 20. I got a little of a late start. So I had to get a gas card and eventually a bank account. Using a gas card or… Continue reading
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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Review – A Sequel That Provides Nostalgia For Fans, But Lacks Substance For Everyone Else
By Nick Nitkowski After the success of the first “Super Mario Bros. Movie” reaching over $1 billion worldwide, a sequel was bound to happen. The first movie was released in 2023 that was praised by fans of the IP but… Continue reading
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Forbidden Fruits Review – A Mishmash Of Other Films That Don’t Work In This Specific Context
By Dan Skip Allen The 2000s is a decade that had a specific look and vibe about it similar to other decades. Each decade has its own style and fashion as well. “Forbidden Fruits” is a film that focuses on… Continue reading
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Pretty Lethal Review – Yeah, I Don’t Think So…
By Tyler Banark If you ask me, 87North Productions has taken a dip in quality since 2022’s Bullet Train. I admire the studio for taking on an approach to action filmmaking in which former stuntmen get in the director’s chair.… Continue reading
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Ready Or Not 2: Her I Come Review – An Imperfect But Worthy Sequel
By Jacob Cameron “Ready or Not 2: Here I Come” is the sequel to 2019’s Ready or Not. Radio Silence (Matt Bettineli-Olpin & Tyler Gillett) returned to what they had started 6 years prior. Along with a returning Samara Weaving.… Continue reading
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Mike & Nick And Nick & Alice Review – A Time Travel Gangster Movie. What A Concept… Doesn’t Work!
By Dan Skip Allen Films revolving around time-saver or a time machine have been far and in-between ever since Back to the Future made this a popular trope in movies. The Hot Tub Time Machine, Totally Killer, About Time, and… Continue reading
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Two Prosecutors Review – A Period Piece Story That Will Give The Audience A Noir Feeling While Also Reminding Them Of Modern Day Scenarios
By Dan Skip Allen “Two Prosecutors” is a period piece set in the early 19th century. In the early 19th century, there were at least a handful of evil, if you will, regimes in the world. Germany and its Reich… Continue reading
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Vampires Of The Velvet Lounge Review – Good Cinematography And A Few Good Fight Scenes Weren’t Good Enough To Save This Bad Vampire Film
By Dan Skip Allen Lately, the vampire genre has had a bit of a resurgence. Most recently, with the remake of “Dracula” and “Sinners” to name a couple. This sub-genre of horror hasn’t always taken itself seriously with films like… Continue reading
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Tow Review – Rose Byrne And The Supporting Cast Anchor This Film Based On A Weird True Story
By Dan Skip Allen I’m a fan of movies based on true stories or real events, and it’s strange because there are so many different kinds of stories that can be considered based on the truth per se. Most of… Continue reading
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The Gates Review – Even The Last Film From James Van Der Beek Can’t Get Me To Recommend This
By Dan Skip Allen I love a genre of film where a group of friends decide to go out for some reason whether it’s the last time they’ll see each other for a while or the first time they’ve seen… Continue reading
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