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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
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[SCAD 2025] No Other Choice Review – A Sinister Good Time In The Art Of Killing The Competition
By Brian Susbielles Park Chan-wook remains one of South Korea’s most distinguished filmmakers with his amazingly unique turns in what story he tells. Oldboy, Sympathy for Mr. Vengenance and The Handmaiden are part of an eclectic resume that has continued… Continue reading
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Shelby Oaks Review – A Passionate Take On Horror From First Time Director Chris Stuckmann
By Nick Nitkowski I’ve been following the YouTube channel of Chris Stuckmann’s for a very long time. For those not in the know, he is a film critic on YouTube. I always thought he had good opinions on movies. Some… Continue reading
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[TIFF 50] It Was Just An Accident Review – The Pain We Carry With Us
By Kyle Flynn For my money, the Palme d’Or remains the most prestigious prize a film can win. This year, the Juliette Binoche-led jury awarded it to Jafar Panahi’s It Was Just an Accident, a decision that immediately piqued my… Continue reading
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[TIFF 50] Sentimental Value Review – Trier’s Most Personal Film, But Not His Most Cohesive
By Kyle Flynn My first in-person film of this year’s TIFF was the follow-up to Joachim Trier’s The Worst Person in the World, which I found affecting, even transformative, during its initial release. Naturally, expectations for Sentimental Value were high.… Continue reading
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From the Fourth Row! 