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The Florida Film Festival 2026 Capsule Reviews
By Dan Skip Allen The Florida Film Festival is entering its 35th year of existence. With that anniversary come a lot of big expectations. Not only has the festival met these, but they have exceeded them. Between the great guests… Continue reading
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[FFF 2026] Obsession Review – A Horror Romance With A Concept I Just Couldn’t Buy
By Dan Skip Allen “Obsession” is an indie horror film that came out last year at the Toronto International Film Festival during its midnight madness section and was later picked up for distribution by Focus Features. The movie will come… Continue reading
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[FFF 2026] If I Go Will They Miss Me Review – An Existential Coming Of Age Story
By Dan Skip Allen Coming of age films come in all shapes and sizes. That being said, they all feature a young man or a woman who seems to be struggling in the life that they are living in.… Continue reading
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[FFF 2026] Carolina Caroline Review- A Neo -Western Heist Film That Works On Every Level It’s Going For
By Dan Skip Allen In modern films, filmmakers like to combine genres. Sometimes, these even have a name like neo-noir or nio-westerns and so forth. That’s what the latest film, “Carolina Caroline” from Director Adam Carter Rehmeier is. It’s a… Continue reading
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Humanist Vampire Seeking Concenting Suicidal Person Review- A Sweet Coming-Of-Age Vampire Love Story
I’ve been watching vampire movies for decades now. Going all the way back to when I was a little kid. Bela Lugosi’s Dracula was my first exposure to watching these kinds of films. Ever since I’ve been a fan, Movies… Continue reading
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Babes Review- Hilarity Insues While Women Are In The Throws Of Child Rearing
Motherhood is an unforgiving job. No matter what you do it’s never good enough. You have to deal with your husband, boyfriend, and your kids. It’s always this, go here, get dinner ready and so many other things I’m not… Continue reading
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[FFF 2024] Foxy Brown (1974) 50th Anniversary Retro Review- The Pinnacle of Blaxploitation Filmmaking
by Kyle Flynn At the end of every Florida Film Festival, the festival does a Closing Night Retro Film. Years ago, in 2018, this film was Tarantino’s Jackie Brown, starring the immaculate Pam Grier, who came in person to present… Continue reading
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[FFF 2024] Secret Mall Apartment Review- A Film About A Story That Is To Unbelievable To Be True, If It Weren’t Actually True
In this country and around the world there are so many stories that we never heard of that happen on a regular basis. There are so many people in so many towns across the country that it’s hard to know… Continue reading
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[FFF 2024] I’m “George Lucas”: A Connor Ratliff Story Review- A Documentary About A Man That Proves The Age Old Addage You Should Never Give Up Hope
One of those days that will live in infamy for me and I’m sure many other fans of Star Wars is the day I heard in 2012 that George Lucas had sold Lucasfilm to Disney for 1.04 billion dollars. It’s… Continue reading
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