Tyler Banark
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[TIFF 2026] Everybody Wants To F**k Me – A Fascinating Blend Of Uncomfortable Satire And Thriller
By Tyler Banark I know what you’re thinking: Is that actually a movie title for a real movie? Yes, and the craziest thing is that Studio Canal has already picked it up for distribution. A movie with a vulgar name… Continue reading
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The Uprising Review – Andrew Garfield Unhinged
By Tyler Banark Paul Greengrass isn’t usually known for a single element in his movies. He’s had several hits over the years with the Bourne sequels, 2013’s Captain Phillips, and last year’s The Lost Bus (though the latter fell into… Continue reading
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Mutiny Review – Another Jason Statham Action Flick That Does The Job, But Not Much Else
By Tyler Banark I don’t think it’s talked about enough that Jason Statham is one of the few action movie stars still relevant in today’s action movie landscape. Over the years, we’ve had our Stallones, Schwarzeneggers, Reeves, and even Dwayne… Continue reading
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The Official Trailer For Verity
By Tyler Banark Anne Hathaway’s 2026 hot streak is nothing short of outstanding! It started out rough with A24’s Mother Mary, but ever since Devil Wears Prada 2 came out, it’s been anything but cold. The legacy sequel to her… Continue reading
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One Night Only Review – A Bland Rom-Com Not Worth The Hassle
By Tyler Banark Insufferable, uninspired, cringeworthy, and downright stale; these are the words I would use to describe Will Gluck’s new rom-com, One Night Only. Easily one of the most unfunny movies of the year, One Night Only looks to… Continue reading
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72 Hours Review – An Attempt To Be Gen Z’s The Hangover
By Tyler Banark “72 Hours” first jumped out at me as a Netflix comedy featuring current SNL cast members Marcello Hernandez, Ben Marshall, and Kam Patterson in a Netflix comedy with Kevin Hart and Mason Gooding. While the latter two… Continue reading
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Here is the trailer for Digger
Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s next film, Digger, dropped the first full trailer this morning. Marking the return of Tom Cruise to non-action movies, his first since 2012’s Rock of Ages, Digger looks to be a satirical sci-fi comedy that may be… Continue reading
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Here Is The Trailer For Not Alone
In 2023, Pixar released a rom-com called Elemental that I personally love. It was a refreshing watch as we never see one aimed for a kid/ family-friendly audience. Now, we have another on the horizon in Illumination Entertainment’s 2027 film… Continue reading
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Here Is The First Trailer For Robert Eggers Werwulf
Robert Eggers’ next film, “Werwulf” just arrived. With it comes all of the usual idiosyncrasies that we’ve come to know his style by: period piece, ominous tone, unnerving music, and haunting cinematography. While it may be exciting to see this… Continue reading
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Voicemails For Isabelle Review – A Rom-Com Disguised As A Grieving Drama
By Tyler Banark There are various ways one can grieve the death of a loved one. Some people write poetry/journal, and others listen to songs that remind them of their late beloved. There’s no wrong way to grieve someone’s death… Continue reading
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