Drama
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Reacher Season 4 Review – Another Action Packed Nuanced Story Based On Lee Childs Bad Ass Protagonist
By Dan Skip Allen “Reacher” has reached its 4th season on Prime Video. I’ve come to enjoy Alan Richson as the title character. He makes a great protagonist. Season 4 is based on “Gone Tomorrow,” the 13th book from Lee… Continue reading
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The Brink Of War Review – Sometimess History Can Be Proven To Be Right, This Is One Of Those Times
By Dan Skip Allen I’ve said this a lot in many of the reviews I’ve written, but it’s worth saying again. I grew up in the 80s, and I have seen a lot of things happen in that decade as… Continue reading
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Union County Review – An Eye-opening Look At Another Side Of The Opioid Epidemic In America
By Dan Skip Allen One of the things that hit this country hard was the opioid epidemic in the 90s/2000s. There are a lot of places in America that aren’t that well off. The economy hasn’t been good for some… Continue reading
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Tony Review – A Biopic Unlike Any Other One You’ve Seen Before
By Dan Skip Allen Matt Johnson is a director who I first noticed when I saw his film “Blackberry” and later I saw “Nirvana The Band The Show The Movie” based on his popular Canadian show. I have even seen… 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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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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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









