Category: Reviews
A Miserable Journey in the Apocalypse
A Miserable Journey in the Apocalypse

Danny Boyle’s long-awaited return to the 28 Days Later universe with 28 Years Later comes packed with the pedigree of a dream reunion: Boyle directing, Alex Garland scripting, and Anthony Dod Mantle once again capturing the grim splendor of a…

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Jensen Ackles Assembles a Wildly Entertaining Task Force in Prime Video’s High-Stakes, Action-Packed Crime Thriller
Jensen Ackles Assembles a Wildly Entertaining Task Force in Prime Video’s High-Stakes, Action-Packed Crime Thriller

If there's a crisis that needs investigation, few plot devices are more perfectly cinematic than the creation of a brand-new team. A keen storyteller can use that setup to bring wildly different operatives together, under unusual circumstances, and for high-stakes…

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Clarkson’s Farm Season 4 Review: It’s Still GREAT!
Clarkson’s Farm Season 4 Review: It’s Still GREAT!

Prime VideoClarkson’s Farm season 4 has certainly been the most divided season of this agricultural phenomenon because a slight pivot in narrative has left fans of this farming focused series a little divided.Clarkson’s Farm up to this point has been…

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Here, We Don’t Believe in Marrying for Love or Alcohol
Here, We Don’t Believe in Marrying for Love or Alcohol

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for The Gilded Age Season 3 premiere. Julian Fellowes' historical dramas have been capturing audiences' hearts for years, but the latest one, The Gilded Age, is finally back with its greatly anticipated third…

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Reaching for the Stars But Falling Short
Reaching for the Stars But Falling Short

Pixar’s latest animated feature Elio marks an ambitious attempt to launch a new kind of space adventure: one that blends a coming-of-age tale with an intergalactic diplomatic mission. Directed by Madeline Sharafian, Domee Shi, and Adrian Molina, and written by…

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Does Maggie Finally Kill Negan?
Does Maggie Finally Kill Negan?

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 2 finale. The end of Season 2 of The Walking Dead: Dead City has arrived. After a pretty solid first season, the second has had a…

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Station Cosmos Hotel Review: An Incredible Sci-Fi Stay
Station Cosmos Hotel Review: An Incredible Sci-Fi Stay

The Station Cosmos hotel is an out-of-this-world accommodation experience the likes I’ve never seen before as guests aboard a space station and transport themselves into their very own sci-fi movie!Note: Futuroscope kindly offered us a free night as part of…

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Avoid Catching This Bouquet At All Costs
Avoid Catching This Bouquet At All Costs

Bride Hard, directed by Simon West and starring Rebel Wilson, aims to be a cheeky fusion of high-octane action and over-the-top bridal comedy, but the final product is neither thrilling nor funny. Clocking in as one of the year’s most…

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Danny Boyle Pushes The Rage Virus Franchise Forward With Visceral, Awkward, Tonally Inconsistent Results
Danny Boyle Pushes The Rage Virus Franchise Forward With Visceral, Awkward, Tonally Inconsistent Results

Eighteen years after the release of the second franchise installment, “28 Weeks Later,” Academy Award-winning filmmaker Danny Boyle and screenwriter Alex Garland (“Civil War”) belatedly return to their zombie-ish rage virus pandemic horror thriller, “28 Years Later,” and it is…

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28 Years Later Review | Flickreel
28 Years Later Review | Flickreel

When people consider the most influential names in the zombie genre, George A. Romero is the first who comes out. The second is probably Danny Boyle, even though he hasn’t been a longstanding resident of the genre. Since the original…

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The New Network Leader Comes for the BAU
The New Network Leader Comes for the BAU

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Criminal Minds: Evolution Season 3 Episode 7I am officially declaring war on Criminal Minds: Evolution. The series brought back the spider-MO with a new unsub who wanted to "pay tribute" to Voit's…

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Go To Hell Review – A Dean of the Dead Film
Go To Hell Review – A Dean of the Dead Film

Go To Hell is the first short-film from Dean of the Dead (a horror hot sauce company no less) combining a modest budget with a strong cast and some great filming locations we have quite the little frightful festival entry…

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