Eric Dane
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Euphoria Season 3 Episode 8: An Ending Worth The Storm And Abysmal Chaos
By Tyler Banark Going into the final episode of Euphoria season 3, it wasn’t clear if this was going to be the final episode of just the season or the show as a whole. Zendaya and Sam Levinson hinted that… Continue reading
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Euphoria Season 3 Episode 7 Review- A Good Enough Set Up For The (Hopefully Very) Last Episode
By Tyler Banark I cannot believe it! We are almost at the end of Euphoria Season 3, and boy, it feels like it has been a long one. In the penultimate episode, Rain or Shine, the stage is now set… Continue reading
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Euphoria Season 3 Episode 6 Review – Alamo’s Story Is Unveiled
By Tyler Banark Stand Still and See finally gives exposition on a NEW character: Alamo. The episode opens by showing what made him become the man he is in the show: a tragic backstory, with Danielle Deadwyler making her series… Continue reading
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Euphoria Season 3 Episode 5 Review: Things Get Gigantic Between Rue And Cassie
By Tyler Banark For the first time in what feels like an eternity, an episode of Euphoria opens with Rue’s narration, providing exposition on a particular character. The one in question is who other than Cassie? Since the wedding, her… Continue reading
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Euphoria Season 3 Episode 4 Review: Kitty Likes To Dance… Their Way Out Of Here
By Tyler Banark I have reached a point with Euphoria where I have checked out, but will willingly ride out the storm. We may only be halfway through the season, but I’ve had a feeling this thought was going to… Continue reading
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Americana Review – A Sweetheart Of A Story With Good Performances Across The Board From Hauser, Sweeney, And Halsey
More and more lately, there have been films with chapters or an anthology type story to them. The Life of Chuck was one that had the chapters out of order, Freaky Tales and Weapons are a couple of recent movies… Continue reading
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Borderline Review – Another Bad Dark Comedy That Wastes One Of The Best Scream Queens Working Today, Samara Weaving
Dark comedy is a genre that is hard to master. Finding the perfect balance of humor and horror or whatever else you’re going for is not easy. It takes directors years to get it right. Jimmy Warden, the director of… Continue reading
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One Fast Move Review- A Basic By the Numbers Racing Movie That Lacks Excitement
By Nick Nitkowski Who doesn’t love a good underdog story? A person who comes from nothing and who wants something more for themselves so they prove their worth by going through toughest of obstacles and achieving victory. It’s inspiring and… Continue reading
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Bad Boys: Ride Or Die Review- Another Hilarious And Entertaining Installment In This Franchise That Keeps Getting Better With Age
The Bad Boys franchise has been hit or miss so far since its inception back twenty-one years ago. I very much enjoyed the last Bad Boys film, Bad Boys: For Life. It was released a month before the Covid-19 pandemic… Continue reading
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