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Here Is The Trailer For Victorian Psycho
“Victorian Psycho” is a 2026 psychological horror film directed by Zachary Wigon, based on Virginia Feito’s novel, starring Maika Monroe as an eccentric governess with psychopathic tendencies in 1858 England, where staff mysteriously disappear as she settles into a gothic manor. The… Continue reading
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Hadestown: The Musical – Pro Shot Review – A Front Row Seat To One Hell Of A Show!
By Nick Nitkowski I’ve known about “Hadestown” for a while. Everyone was saying how great it was and that it was the next “Hamilton” and that it’s such a grand spectacle. Of course, me being a fan of “Hamilton”, I… Continue reading
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Rebuilding Review – A Beautiful Yet Tragic Story For Those Who May Have Been Through A Similar Situation
Bad weather or extenuating circumstances have been many a cause of the displacement of families from their homes. Fire is a big cause of this as well. “Rebuilding” is a film about this subject. It originally premiered at the Sundance… Continue reading
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Relay Review – An Innovative Suspense Thriller With Terrific Performances From Riz Ahmed & Lily James
I like a good thriller. Especially one that deals with a subject matter I haven’t heard of before. That’s the case with Relay, the latest film from director David Mckenzie. I love learning something new from movies. The Tri-State Relay… Continue reading
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[FFF 2025] The Wedding Banquet Review – A Charming Updated Queer Rom-Com Remake
By Brian Susbielles Director Ang Lee made his name through the original version of The Wedding Banquet in 1993, a comedy of manners amongst Chinese traditions in New York, which was nominated for an Oscar. It remains a notable LGBTQ+… Continue reading
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The Friend Review – Many Dog Lovers, Like Myself, Will Surely Like This Emotionally Supportive Film
There have been many films that have come out over the years that feature a dog in a big. The latest is based on the 2018 novel by Ingred Nunez called The Friend. It stars Naomi Watts in the lead… Continue reading
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Hard Truths Review- Being An Angry Black Woman Doesn’t Give You The Right To Treat Everyone Around You Badly
Mike Leigh is a director who likes to do slice-of-life-type stories in his films. They mostly take place in Britain. He is able to take normal people in Great Britain and make their lives interesting. His latest film is Hard… Continue reading
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The Return Review- An Adaptation Of The Final Moments Of “The Odyssey ” That Lacks Anything Epic
by Nick Nitkowski My introduction to “The Odyssey” is not quite in the way you would expect. I actually never read the poems by Homer in school. It was never even taught to me in any class that I can… Continue reading
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Rumours Review- A Political Satire That Didn’t Make Me Laugh Once
I like a good comedy when it’s done right but sometimes caution is the better side of things when it comes to making movies. Someone came up with the premise that is featured in this film and it didn’t make… Continue reading
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Slingshot Review- A Run-Of-Mill Sci-Fi Film With A Descent Performance From Affleck And A Surprise Twist
Sci-fi films have come in all shapes and sizes. Most of the time they’ve come in the form of a Star Wars, Star Trek, or Aliens franchise movie. Sometimes they’ve come as a stand-alone vision from the writers and director.… Continue reading
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