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News & Review: Halloween Kills, The Last Duel, Hightown Season 2 & Wolfboy & the Everything Factory
In theaters comes the return of Michael Meyers with Halloween Kills. And while fire destroys, true evil can always rise…
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Dragon Review: Venom: Let There Be Carnage
If any Director in Hollywood knows about playing CGI Villains that are the heroes of their own story, it’s Venom:…
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Review: Reminiscence
Hugh Jackman’s new Sci-Fi/Film Noir flick ‘Reminiscence’ channels two parts ‘Double Indemnity‘, one part ‘Casablanca‘, and 1/2 parts each ‘Blade…
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Review: Free Guy
The FIRST truly PURE fun Summer Blockbuster of 2021, Free Guy is The Truman Show meets Tron meets Bruce Almighty.…
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Review: The Green Knight
The Green Knight is the latest cinematic outing in the world of King Arthur and the Knights of The Round…
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TRIBECA 2021 Review – Mark, Mary, & Some Other People
Writer/Director Hannah Marks’ second feature film, ‘Mark, Mary & Some Other People’, reinvents the indie-romantic-comedy genre for the Gen Z…
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Review: Breaking News In Yuba County – “Story moves well, but falls short.”
We all have our limits. Time, money, romance, and even security; deficits or excesses test one’s sanity. Breaking News In…
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Sundance 2021 Review: Jockey – “Part of it becomes a part of you”
Jockey is intimate and personal. Its visual structure is lyrical and golden. I couldn’t tell you really what amount of…
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Sundance 2021 Review: Prisoners of the Ghostland – “The constant world-building never really builds to anything”
Prisoners of the Ghostland promises you the world: Nic Cage. Samurais. Cowboys. Warlords. Bank robbers. Busses full of radioactive ghost…
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Sundance 2021 Review: John and the Hole – “visually stark and restrained bit of suspense filmmaking”
John and the Hole is a natural fit in the current arthouse genre-film landscape. However, it still manages to cement…
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