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‘Palm Springs’ Is Not Your Average Rom-Com – Review

There’s been a lot of word-of-mouth hype going around online for Palm Springs. Besides achieving the honor of being the most expensive acquisition to come out of the Sundance Film […]

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‘The King of Staten Island’ Hilariously Tackles the Ache of Powering Through Grief – Review

Similar to last year’s Honey Boy, which provided Shia Labeouf with some catharsis as he explored his tumultuous upbringing with his father, The King of Staten Island does the same […]

‘Sonic The Hedgehog’ Leaps Into Our Hearts, But Doesn’t Quite Reach Its Full Potential – Review

It was not that long ago when the world was shown the first look of Sonic (voiced by Ben Schwartz) from Paramount’s Sonic the Hedgehog. What we were shown was […]

‘Doctor Sleep’ Brings Fresh Chills and Thrills – Review

When The Shining was released in theaters in 1980, Stanley Kubrick had already helmed a dozen films – The Shining being one of his last – and had become one […]

Bong Joon-Ho’s ‘Parasite’ Is One Of 2019’s Most Essential Viewings – Review

Bong Joon-Ho latest film gained traction for being what most described as a wild ride into class warfare. Mainstream audiences would soon know the about Parasite after it won the […]

‘What Men Want’ Hits Hard With Its Raunchy Comedy and Offers Insight on Male-Dominated Workspaces – Review

What Men Want delivers on its a raunchy comedy and has a surprising message about the challenges women in positions of power in male-dominated spaces face on a daily basis. […]

Sundance 2019: Kiersey Clemons Leads a Fresh and Riveting Creature Feature in ‘Sweetheart’ – Review

Blumhouse Productions have built themselves up as the masters of modern horror and to no one’s surprise, they prove it again with director J.D Dillard’s (Sleight) new film, Sweetheart. There can […]

Dan Gilroy’s ‘Velvet Buzzsaw’ Snarled and Rattled – Review

Dan Gilroy’s eye for the bizarre and the absurd is on full display once again with Velvet Buzzsaw, however, it is without the incisive and impactful storytelling shown in his critically-acclaimed […]

‘The Kid Who Would Be King’ is a Charming Arthurian Legend Perfect For All Ages – Review

Joe Cornish is back behind the camera and he has brought us another delightful action-adventure, complete with a new crop of young U.K. talent. The Kid Who Would Be King […]

‘Mary Queen of Scots’ is a Refreshing Take on the Conflict Between Two Powerful Women

Mary Stuart is an infamous figure in U.K. history. One of the rightful heirs to the English throne, and for a brief moment, the Queen of Scotland. Her story has […]

‘Bumblebee’ Is the Fun, Heart-Warming, Transformers Adventure We’ve Been Waiting For – Review

The Transformers franchise has given us a breath of fresh air with their latest venture, Bumblebee; the first film in the franchise filled with ample amounts of heart, humor, fun and memorable […]

‘Once Upon A Deadpool’ is a Fun Romp That Offers Younger Fans a Chance to Join the Fun – Review

Once Upon a Deadpool is exactly as advertised: it is a PG-13 version of Deadpool 2. This time around fans are gifted with a chance to watch the recent movie […]

‘A Moment in the Reeds’ is an Impactful and Bittersweet Romance – Review

A Moment in the Reeds is a quiet and intense romantic drama about two young men who embark on a tension-filled tryst at an isolated summer cottage. The film follows […]

‘The House With A Clock In Its Wall’: Jack Black and Cate Blanchett Make This Kid-Friendly Halloween Treat Worth It – Review

The House With A Clock In Its Wall is a horror-fantasy based on a children’s novel of the same name by John Bellairs. The film follows young Lewis (Owen Vaccaro) […]

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