Movie Reviews
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Blue Heron Review – An Emotional Coming-Of-Age Tale That Will Resonate With A Lot Of People Who Watch It
By Dan Skip Allen I’m a brother of three siblings,two brothers, and a sister. My family moved around a lot, and our situation regarding an alcoholic/abusive father caused us some trauma in our lives. Add in a disability due to… Continue reading
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Reading Lolita In Tehran Review – An Important Story That Needed To Be Told Regarding Women’s Rights
By Dan Skip Allen We in America have gotten used to a world of freedoms, but there was a time in our history when women didn’t have the freedoms they enjoyed these days. Other countries such as Iran, for example,… Continue reading
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The Odyssey Review – An Epic Story Brought To Screen By A Filmmaker Who Knows How To Make These Kinds Of Films
By Dan Skip Allen “The Odyssey” hasn’t been one of those things I’ve thought about all that much over the years, but it was one the things I learned about in high school. In English class and history there was… Continue reading
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Evil Dead Burn Review: A Bloody Groovy Good Time For Fans
by Nick Nitkowski “Evil Dead Burn” movie review A Bloody Groovy Good Time For Fans Evil is back and it’s ready to Burn! The original “Evil Dead” movie released back in 1981, well before my birth, and from what I’ve… Continue reading
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Nigh Nurse Review – A Film With A Title That Didn’t Live Up To My Misconceptions Of It
by Dan Skip Allen “Night Nurse” is another in the long line of IFC Entertainment films that I didn’t know what to expect from. The title intrigued me because it’s the name of the character in Daredevil: Born Again played… Continue reading
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Moana (2026) Review – A Pleasantly Enjoyable Experience Regarding A Disney Live-Action Remake
by Dan Skip Allen Disney has come into a lot of flack for some of their live-action remakes of their classic films in the past. Most people wish they would leave these classics alone and make other original movies instead.… Continue reading
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Muffled Review – A Good Concept Squandered
By Jacob Cameron Muffled is a found footage horror film in the same vein as similar films such as Strange Harvest. The style of docu-horror that was pioneered by Lake Mungo. The film had a great idea on paper, but… 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









