Movie Reviews
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My Top 10 Films Of 2026 Half Way Through The Year With Honorable Mentions
Honorable Mentions: Toy Story 5, Wuthering Heights, Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, Omaha, Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, Hokum, The Drama, The Devil Wears Prada 2, Power Ballad, Pressure, Minions and Monsters, Chopin Chopin,… Continue reading
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The Invite Review – A One Location Film With A Terrific Score, Incredible Cinematography, An Amazing Script, And Four Fantastic Performances
By Dan Skip Allen “The Invite” is a film that premiered at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival. It’s directed by Olivia Wilde (Booksmart). She also stars in the movie opposite Seth Rogen, Edward Norton, and Penelope Cruise. It’s based on… Continue reading
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Minions And Monsters Review – Pierre Coffin And Illumination Animation Have Brought Viewers On Another Zany Adventure, This Time To Hollywood Of The Past
By Dan Skip Allen The Minions have been in three of their own prequel movies and four Despicable Me franchise films combined for seven total times they’ve been on the big screen in this universe. Illumination has made a lot… Continue reading
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Gail Daughtry And The Celebrity Sex Pass Review – A Semi-Entertaing 90s/2000s Comedy Ala Adam Sandler Or Jim Carrey
By Dan Skip Allen I’m as big a fan of a good comedy as anyone. I just don’t find much funny these days. The world has made me a bit jaded. The latest comedy that premiered at this past January’s… Continue reading
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Jackass: Best And Last Review – The Greatest Hits On Screen Again With A Little New Material
By Nick Nitkowski We all remember “jackass”. At least those of us with a birth year that starts with the number 19. We all remember laughing at their shenanigans, pulling pranks on themselves and people on the street, most of… Continue reading
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Lucky Strike Review – Another WWII With A Good Story, Great Cinematography And Solid Performance From Scott Eastwood
By Dan Skip Allen Of late, there have been a lot of WWII films, some fanciful like “Sisu” and its sequel, some comical like “The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare” and others like “Pressure” which are more serious and very good… Continue reading
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Supergirl Review – A Superhero For A New Generation Of Twenty Year Old Girls Who Also May Be, In Fact A Hot Mess
By Dan Skip Allen Ever since James Gunn and Peter Safran took the jobs as heads of the new DC Studios at Warner Brothers, one of the mandates was to make a “Supergirl” movie. The one from 1984 was maligned… Continue reading
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Blue Film Review – Inviting The Audience To Probe Thier Morals
By Kyle Flynn Elliot Tuttle’s provocative and erotic film made waves for the nature of its storytelling and its exploration of social taboos when it premiered at The Edinburgh Film Festival, in my opinion, one of the best places for… Continue reading
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The Get Out Review – An Overstuffed Thriller
By Jacob Cameron The Get Out comes from the same director as Unhinged and American Dreamer. Two thrillers about people who are thrown into dangerous situations and having to fight their way out. The Get Out is similar to those… Continue reading
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Leviticus Review – A Brilliant Concept Straddled Down By Its Own Writing
By Kyle Flynn Throughout the 2020s, we have seen a plethora of queer horror films; arguably, we are in a new era, with new creative voices bringing these stories to the screen and a level of commercial appeal and value,… Continue reading
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