Roadside Attractions
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Dust Bunny Review – A New Fantasy/Horror With A Terrific Performance From Newcomer Sophie Sloan Opposite Mads Mikkelsen
Bryan Fuller is the writer/director famous for his series Pushing Daisies (2007-2009) Hannibal (2013-2015) starring Mads Mikkelsen as Hannibal Lector, and American Gods (2017-2021). He hasn’t been doing much since the end of his last series, but he’s made his… Continue reading
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Twinless Review – James Sweeney Does Triple Duty In A Good Comedy Where Dylan O’Brien Plays Twins. Go, Figure…
There have been a lot of different kinds of controversies in the film industry, but one kind of controversy I don’t abide by is piracy. Especially when said piracy is at the hands of the Sundance Film Festival. This festival… Continue reading
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Strange Harvest Review – A Faux Documentary Film That Felt As Real As Any True Crime Documentary I’ve Ever Seen
I’ve seen a lot of different kinds of horror films in my day, but I’ve never seen one disguised as a documentary before. This isn’t some kind of mockumentary or anything like that. Strange Harvest is trying to be a… Continue reading
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The Home Review – A Convoluted And Confusing Mess Of A Horror Film Pete Davidson Couldn’t Save
Summer Horror films in 2025 have been hit or miss. A few such as Together, 28 Weeks Later and Bring Her Back have been very well received by critics and the public. I Saw What You Did Last Summer not… Continue reading
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The Unholy Trinity Review – A Western That Suffers From A Bad Script And Line Delivery From It’s Cast
I’ve said in many reviews of Westerns that I’m a huge fan of them. I’ve seen so many that I can’t keep count of so many I’ve seen. Westerns are one of my favorite genres of film. Unforgiven is one… Continue reading
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[FFF 2025] The Surfer Review – A Beautiful Film With An Important Message Wrapped In A Blanket Of Nicholas Cage Craziness
Nicholas Cage has gotten a reputation of being a wild man on screen these days. He’s taken a lot of recent roles that support that theory. Early on in his car, er he was a sympathetic lover, then he entered… Continue reading
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The 2025 Florida Film Festival Capsule Reviews
By Nick Nitkowski Burt “Burt” is one of those movies that wasn’t on my radar until recently, but as I was watching it, I ended up having a big smile on my face for the duration of the film. The… Continue reading
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Bob Trevino Likes It Review – A Genuinely Moving Film I Didn’t See Coming
I’m a big fan of slice of life or little films that take place in one location or a small town. That’s the case with Bob Trevino Likes It. Little indie films can sometimes have a big impact. That’s what… Continue reading
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The Last Showgirl Review- Similar In Feel/Tone To Another Film From The Past, But Stands On Its Own Merits
Pamela Anderson is considered an icon of television from her days on Bay Watch back in the 90s. She married a rock star Tommy Lee of Motley Crue and had a famous sex tape that made the rounds in Hollywood… Continue reading
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Small Things Like These Review- A Sad. Depressing, Dark And Dank Film That Won’t Be For Everybody
Cillian Murphy is coming off the greatest moment in his acting career as he won his first Academy Award for Best Actor at this past March’s Oscar ceremony. His first film role post-winning the Oscar was going to be a… Continue reading
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