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Weapons Review – A Phenomenal Physiological Horror Film That Will Have You Thinking About It For Days Afterward
Zach Cregger is a director primarily known for the film Barbarians that came out in 2022. Just at the end of the Covid-19 pandemic. With Barbarians, he put a twist on horror films. He used Bill Skarsgard in a different… Continue reading
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Superman Review – The Dawn Of The New DC Universe Has Begun And Its “Super”!
Superman has had a few different iterations on the big screen over the years. The first and most obvious is the iconic performance by Christopher Reeve as the world’s big blue boy scout and his alter ego intrepid reporter for… Continue reading
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My Top 10 Films of 2025 So Far… Half Way Through The Year!
By Dan Skip Allen Honorable Mentions: Lilo & Stitch (Live-Action), How to Train Your Dragon (Live-Action), Thunderbolts*, Elio, Magazine Dreams, Sacramento, Ballerina, Black Bag, and Presence. 10: The Legend of Ochi 3/5 Letterboxd 77% Rotten Tomatoes A young girl learns… Continue reading
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F1 Review – This Film Nails The Apexes In Pitt And Bruckheimer’s High-Adrenaline Race
By Brian Susbielles When Netflix released the docuseries Drive To Survive in 2019, it opened the doors to many people who had been keen to learn more about this sleek, cutting-edge autosport that travels around the world. Except for the… Continue reading
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Sinners Review – Ryan Coogler’s Scary Horror Film Draws In The Devil And His Demons
By Brian Susbielles In the 1930s, in Mississippi, there was a blues guitar player named Robert Johnson. Guitarists like Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, and Bob Dylan cited Johnson as a major influence decades after his death, as Johnson did not… Continue reading
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A Minecraft Movie Review – Another Subpar Film Based On A Video Game, Kids Might Like It Though
This is not something new, but I am not a fan of video games. Not because I don’t like them, but I just don’t have the time to play them at all. That being said, some recent video game adaptations,… Continue reading
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The Alto Knights Review – A Gangster Film For All The Fans Of This Genre And Great Robert DeNiro, Who Plays A Dual Role
It’s no news to anybody who knows me that Robert DeNiro is my favorite actor of all time. I usually give him and his films a pass most of the time. I can honestly say, though, that The Alto Knights… Continue reading
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Mickey 17 Review – He Lives To Die Day After Day For A Familiar Evil
By Brian Susbielles Six years after his Palme d’Or, Best Picture Oscar-winning masterpiece Parasite, Bong Joon Ho is finally back. Making his third English-speaking film, Bong is back in the sci-fi, social satire, and dark humor pile with this bleak… Continue reading
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Companion Review- A Fun Film That Has A Little Something For Everyone!
By Nick Nitkowski “Companion” is one of those movies that benefits from knowing nothing going in. While the first trailer delivers vague intrigue through great marketing, the second trailer pretty much shows its hand. A fact that I wish was… Continue reading
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Kyle Flynn’s Top 10 of 2024
By Kyle Flynn Note I have not seen many critically acclaimed films, but one or more of them could have made this list: The Room Next Door dir. Pedro Almodovar, Nickel Boys dir. RaMell Ross, Red Rooms dir. Pascal Plante,… Continue reading
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