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Fear Street: Prom Queen Review – The Weakest In The Franchise So Far
The Fear Street series of films kicked off in 2021 with a trilogy of films based on the years 1966, 1878, and 1994. Now, four years later, another Fear Street: Prom Queen is coming out on the streaming service that… Continue reading
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From the Golden Row!: Who Will Take The Palme d’Or?
By Kyle Flynn In this edition of the Golden Row, we will be going over my pre-Cannes best picture predictions, and my rundown and what I think will win the major awards at the Cannes Film Festival. The past three… Continue reading
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The Four Seasons Review – A Well Written, Directed, And Acted Dramedy With Important Adult Themes
In the 80s, there were a lot of films that dealt with relationships and family trauma. More often than not, they were comedic in nature, but sometimes, they were quite dramatic. Films like Ordinary People and Terms of Endearment come… Continue reading
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[MFF 2025] How To Make Millions Before Grandma Dies Review: Family Everytime Over Greed
Lately, movie fans have been getting their share of films revolving around or having a key character be a grandma. A few that come to mind are Minari, The Farewell, and Thelma. They are all different kinds of films, but… Continue reading
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Havoc Review – A Dark And Gritty Looking Crime Thriller From The Acclaimed Action Director Gareth Evans
Gareth Evan made a name for himself with two of the best action films of all time, The Raid and The Raid 2: Redemption. Before that, he made The Apostle. What they all have in common is that they all… Continue reading
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Adolescence Review – This Is An Indictment On Youth Wasted On Subcultures
By Brian Susbielles This month has two opposites for Netflix releases. One is the complete waste of time that is The Electric State, and the other is this four-part gripping piece of television that delves into a poisonous subculture. Reading… Continue reading
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The Electric State Review – An Entertaining And Funny Robot Apocalypse Story With Good Chemistry From Its Lead Actors, Brown, And Pratt
Joe and Anthony Russo are well known for their run as directors of some of the most popular films of all time in Captain America The Winter Soldier, and Civil War as well as Avengers: Infinity Gauntlet and Endgame. Ever… Continue reading
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Zero Day Review – The Most Realistic Series About Political Intrigue & Government I’ve Ever Seen, DeNiro Is Phenomenal!
The country most of us live in, the United States, is under a lot of pressure from within because of the last election and how the current president has made some crazy decisions. From the left side opinions, that is.… Continue reading
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American Primeval Review- One Of The Most Realistic, Gory, and Bloody Westerns I’ve Ever Seen
Westerns have been making a comeback in recent years. Remakes of Classics like True Grit, The Magnificent Seven, and 3:10 to Yuma have helped with that. Television/ Streaming series have been the thing that has given them a life of… Continue reading
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My Top 10 Television/Streaming Shows of 2024, Plus Honorable Mentions
By Dan Skip Allen My Honorable Mentions In No Particular Order: Under the Bridge (FX/Hulu), Bad Monkey (AppleTV+), Manhunt (AppleTV+), Grotesquerie FX/Hulu, Dune: Prophecy (Max), Cross (Prime Video), Star Wars: The Skeleton Crew (Disney Plus), Those Who Are About To Die… Continue reading
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