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[Miami Gems 2026] Paper Tiger Review – A Crime Thriller From Gray That Is All Roar And No Bite
By Dan Skip Allen James Gray is a director who has made some good films in the past. I particularly liked “Armeggon Time” an autobiographical film that hit me pretty hard, and “The Lost City of Z” a period… Continue reading
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Once Upon A Time In Harlem Review – A Historical Documentary With An Eye The Harlem Renaissance
By Dan Skip Allen I don’t want to come across as a broken record, but I say this a lot. Documentaries are meant to inform viewers on their subjects and / or subject matter. “Once Upon a Time In Harlem”… Continue reading
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Fjord Review – A Film With Difficult Subject Matter That May Translate To Some More Than Others
By Dan Skip Allen “Fjord” is directed by Cristian Munjiu. It premiered at this past May’s Festival De Cannes and won the Palme D’ore. Adding another phenomenal film to NEON’s tally of six consecutive winners. That’s a lot to live… Continue reading
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[TIFF 202026] All Of A Sudden Review – Hamaguchi’s Foray Into French Cinema Manages To Be Another Win For The Auteur
By Kyle Flynn Hamaguchi’s has undoubtedly broken out in a big way during the current decade. In 2021, he made both Wheel of Fortune and Fantasty and Drive My Car, the latter of which earned him a Best Director nomination.… Continue reading
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Colony Review – Not Your Typical Zombie Movie
By Nick Nitkowski It’s funny to think that there was a time when I didn’t care for movies that required reading via subtitles. I’m sure most of us start off that way in the beginning. But then you make the… Continue reading
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Leviticus Review – A Brilliant Concept Straddled Down By Its Own Writing
By Kyle Flynn Throughout the 2020s, we have seen a plethora of queer horror films; arguably, we are in a new era, with new creative voices bringing these stories to the screen and a level of commercial appeal and value,… Continue reading
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Here is the Teaser Trailer for Hope
By Dan Skip Allen South Korean cinema has been some of the most exciting there are the last few decades. With zombie films, gangster movies, and everything in between, including wild horror films. Some amazing directors have been discovered after… Continue reading
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[FFF 2026] The Christopher’s Review- An Odd Team Up Film I Didn’t Know I Needed Until I Got It
Dan Skip Allen I’ve seen a handful of films revolving around art or painting of some kind. “Pollock” “At Eternity’s Gate” “Mr. Turner”, “”Big Eyes” and “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” are a handful of the movies about this… Continue reading
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From The Golden Row! Another Awards Season Has Officially Begun
By Kyle Flynn Last week, two things happened. AFI Fest ended, and Gotham Nominations came out. Otherwise, what I will now start dubbing ‘The Great Seasonal Transition,’ the end of the Fall Festival Season, straight into the start of another… Continue reading
