Category: Reviews
Nicolas Cage Is Superb In Borgli’s Imaginative Comedy
Nicolas Cage Is Superb In Borgli’s Imaginative Comedy

Summary Dream Scenario is a zany and imaginative film that explores fame, cancel culture, masculinity, and anxiety-driven impotence. The film centers around Paul Matthews, a tenured professor who becomes a celebrity after appearing in people's dreams, but things take a…

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Demián Rugna’s Horrifying New Take On Possession Is Disturbing & Wonderful 
Demián Rugna’s Horrifying New Take On Possession Is Disturbing & Wonderful 

When watching most horror films released nowadays, you’re often reminded of the old saying, “There’s nothing new under the sun.” Especially when it comes to horror, you can easily lump films together based on subgenres, and thus, you know what…

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‘The Gilded Age’ Season 2 Review
‘The Gilded Age’ Season 2 Review

In the wake of the Downton Abbey world coming to a close after six seasons (and two subsequent feature films!), anticipation swirled around Julian Fellowes' next potential period drama project. While The Gilded Age has been a long-gestating idea for…

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Candela Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Candela Featured, Reviews Film Threat

NOW ON VOD! Sharon Stone’s Catherine Tramell and Christian Bale’s Patrick Bateman may have some competition in writer/director Andrés Farías Cintrón’s sex/crime thriller Candela. A broodingly atmospheric film that tracks the ripple effect of corruption and murder involving a sexy,…

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Boy Makes Girl Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Boy Makes Girl Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Love is a risky prospect, and these risks are explored in Mark Elias and Mark David’s feature film, Boy Makes Girl. Aaron (Mark Elias) is a brilliant software programmer for a dating app company…and the NRA. Part of his brilliance…

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Bernice, Too Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Bernice, Too Featured, Reviews Film Threat

AWARD THIS! 2023 NOMINEE! Bernice, Too, directed by Rick Passmore and Jon Bristol, is a lot of things at once: a story of two friends experiencing the world; a farcical take on directionless arthouse films; an extended meditation on how…

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Suitable Flesh Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Suitable Flesh Featured, Reviews Film Threat

How does Joe Lynch’s trademark style fit into an H.P. Lovecraft story? Well, Dennis Paoli’s script for Suitable Flesh is full of the dark humor, sex appeal, action, and macabre antics that are the director’s staples. So, is this horror…

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Night of the Hunted Review: A Pulsating Thrill Ride
Night of the Hunted Review: A Pulsating Thrill Ride

Franck Khalfoun’s Night of the Hunted catapults the audience into the heart-pounding depths of a sinister game where survival is the only rule. From the opening scene to the nail-biting climax, the film grips the viewer with an unrelenting intensity…

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Dicks: The Musical Review – Unfunny, Annoying Film With A Couple Of Bright Spots
Dicks: The Musical Review – Unfunny, Annoying Film With A Couple Of Bright Spots

Summary "Dicks: The Musical" is a bizarre and outrageous film that tries too hard to be funny and ends up feeling contrived and forced. Nathan Lane and Megan Mullally deliver standout performances in a film that lacks heart and memorable…

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Trolls Band Together Review: A Colorful Yet Forgettable Journey
Trolls Band Together Review: A Colorful Yet Forgettable Journey

Trolls Band Together had all the ingredients to be an entertaining addition to the Trolls franchise—a star-studded cast, vibrant animation, and a promising premise. However, despite its colourful facade and catchy musical numbers, the film fails to capture the magic…

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‘Blue Eye Samurai’ Review — Get Swept Up in Netflix’s Bold and Bloody Animated Revenge Saga
‘Blue Eye Samurai’ Review — Get Swept Up in Netflix’s Bold and Bloody Animated Revenge Saga

You can tell in every minute of Blue Eye Samurai that husband and wife duo Michael Green and Amber Noizumi have a vast knowledge of and passion for samurai films. The confidence and excitement radiate on screen throughout the first…

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The Other Zoey Review: A Decently Charming Rom-Com
The Other Zoey Review: A Decently Charming Rom-Com

When it comes to romantic comedies, finding a fresh and inventive angle is a challenge. The Other Zoey, directed by Sara Zandieh and penned by Matt Tabak, ventures into this well-trodden territory with a unique premise that promises to deliver…

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