IFC Entertainment
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The Samurai And The Prisoner Review – An In-Depth Character Driven Story That Gets Better As It Moves Forward
By Dan Skip Allen The Festival de Cannes Film Festival can be a bit of a mixed bag. There are some movies from big named filmmakers, little indie films, and movies from auteur directors. This year’s festival had a mix… Continue reading
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Motor City Review – An Action Packed, Adrenaline Feuled Period Piece With A Great Vision From The Director Potsy Ponciroli
By Dan Skip Allen I’ve become a fan of Alan Ritchson the more I see him in movies and television/streaming series, such as Reacher. He has made that character his own, but I first saw him years ago in Titans,… 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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Official Motor City Trailer
Motor City is a 2025 action-thriller film starring Alan Ritchson, Shailene Woodley, and Ben Foster, directed by Potsy Ponciroli, about a 1970s Detroit auto worker framed by a gangster and seeking violent revenge after his release from prison. The film is… Continue reading
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Find Your Friends Review – Toxic Masculinity Isn’t All It’s Cracked Up To Be Regarding The Treatment Of Women
By Dan Skip Allen As years have progressed, women have gotten more freedom. Meaning they are allowed to do more things and enjoy their lives like men have done for many years. Now, all of a sudden, women get out… Continue reading
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Chum Review – Too Little, Too Late, Considering I’ve Seen This Before, Last Year In Fact, Done Better
By Dan Skip Allen 2026 is the year of the shark movie. Already this year there have been 3 shark films, “Deep Water”, “Trash” and now “Chum”. Last year there was the widely popular horror film “Dangerous Animals” starring Jai… Continue reading
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Saccharine Review – A Good Idea With Not Alot Of Substance
By Jacob Cameron Saccharine is a new horror film that walks in the footsteps of movies like The Substance and It Follows. It is a film that takes aim at diet culture and what one will do to shed a… Continue reading
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Over Your Dead Body Review – A Weak Film That Saved Itself From Absolute Death
By Tyler Banark Well, here we go again…another 87 North Production in “Over Your Dead Body”. The bar was low from the start after having seen Pretty Lethal last month. Directed by Jorma Taccone, the filmmaker behind Popstar: Never Stop… Continue reading









