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La Bola Negra Review – A Multi-Layered Period Piece Film With A Great Macguffin And Narrative Throughline
By Dan Skip Allen “LA Bola Negra” is a Spanish language period piece that is directed by Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi collectively known as “Los Javis”. Their film premiered at the Festival de Cannes back in May to very… Continue reading
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Pan’s Labyrinth 3D 20th Anniversary Review – The 3D Adds Another Element To An Already Great Guillermo Del Toro Film
By Dan Skip Allen “Pans Labyrinth” wasn’t the first time I saw a Guillermo Del Toro movie, but it was the best film in his filmography that I’ve seen and still is to this day after his thirty or year… Continue reading
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Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty! Review – A Singular Vision That Combines Music, Dancing, and Acting In A Way I’ve Rarely Seen Before
By Dan Skip Allen Most film festivals have a plethora of different kinds of films. That goes the same for the Sundance Film Festival. Last January ‘s film festival had a lot of unique movies that have been bought up… Continue reading
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The Currents Review – Another Stark Reminder That Women Have A Very Difficult Time, Working And Trying To Raise Children In Today’s Society
By Dan Skip Allen In recent years, there has been a topic in films that has popped up that is quite prevalent in society, so it makes sense that it would be a recurring topic in movies. That is post-partum… Continue reading
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A Poet Review – What Are Our Ambitions To Reflect In Humanity
By Kyle Flynn A Poet is a rarity in the modern landscape of cinema. It was one of the few films I saw in 2025 that were unmistakably hilarious but equally painful. The obvious oxymoron of being both ‘hilarious’ and… Continue reading
