Television/Streaming Shows
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Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power Season 3 Review – Epic In Scale And On A Level Of The First Trilogy Of Films!
By Dan Skip Allen “The Rings of Power: Season 3”, like the previous two seasons, takes place in the Second Age of Middle Earth. Though it’s five years after the events of Season Two. After the fall of Eregion. As… Continue reading
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Possible Love Review – Heavy Subject Matter That Will Be Very Relatable To Many Viewers Who Watch It
By Dan Skip Allen “Possible Love” won the Silver Lion at this past year’s Venice International Film Festival, where it first premiered and was selected as South Korea’s submission for Best International Feature Film going into next year’s 99th Academy… Continue reading
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The Becky Guide To Fighting Facism: A Series Review
By Chadwick Webb In December 2019, the world was hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. That time was scary, and it made seeing movies in the theater impossible, but with all the uncertainty in the world, we certainly started watching more… Continue reading
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The Mosquito Bowl Review – A Crowning Achievement For Berg And Some Of The Most Incredible War Scenes I’ve Ever Seen Put To Film
By Dan Skip Allen “The Mosquito Bowl” is a new film directed by Peter Berg based on Buzz Bissinger’s Pulitzer Prize winning book “The Mosquito Bowl: A Game of Life and Death in WWII”. It’s not Berg’s first foray into… Continue reading
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La Bola Negra Review – A Multi-Layered Period Piece Film With A Great Macguffin And Narrative Throughline
By Dan Skip Allen “LA Bola Negra” is a Spanish language period piece that is directed by Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi collectively known as “Los Javis”. Their film premiered at the Festival de Cannes back in May to very… Continue reading
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Tenzing Review – A Historical Biopic That I Didn’t Know I Needed Until I Saw It
By Dan Skip Allen The world has been around for a long time, and there are a lot of things that have been described as breaking records and so forth. One of the biggest things for a long time that… Continue reading
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Crystal Lake Series Review – A Scary, Yet Melancholic Prequel To An Iconic Slasher Franchise That Gives A New Meaning To Ki Ki Ki Ma Ma Ma
by Chadwick Webb The biggest misconception of the Friday the 13th franchise is that the killer in the original film from 1980 is Jason Voorhees. In reality, Pamela Voorhees preys on the inhabitants of Camp Crystal Lake on a Friday night… Continue reading
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VisionQuest Review – Another Terrific MCU Mini-Series That Terry Matalas Takes The Already Established Characters And Runs With Them
By Dan Skip Allen The MCU could be accused of mainly concentrating on a dozen or so characters since its inception back in 2008. One of those characters isn’t the Vision (Paul Bettany), though. Once this character was introduced in… Continue reading
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Matchbox: The Movie Review – A Film Based On Toy Cars That Was Better Than I Ever Anticipated It Being
By Dan Skip Allen I’ve seen my share of movies based on toys. Some of my favorites were the first “Transformers” “The LEGO Movie” and “Barbie”. The latest film based on a toy is “Matchbox: The Movie”. As most people… Continue reading
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VHS: Mixtape Review – A Series Of Killer Tracks
By Jacob Cameron VHS: Mixtape is the 9th overall film in the VHS franchise. It continues the tradition that has preceded the previous 5 entries. That being the stories centered around a theme; music, in the case of Mixtape. Because… Continue reading
