Review: Imaginary
By this point in our lives, we should all know what to expect from Blumhouse as a production company. Most of its offerings ...
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Review: Lisa Frankenstein
I’m a sucker for classic monster movies. There’s something undefinable about the genre that always keeps me glued to the screen. There’s a ...
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Review: Argylle
2024 has gotten off to a rough start. January barely had any notable releases outside of a mediocre remake of a comedy classic, ...
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Review: Mean Girls
So Mean Girls is a musical. I feel the need to make that abundantly clear since the trailers for this film try to do everything ...
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Review: Rebel Moon – Part 1: A Child of Fire
Rebel Moon is a knock-off of Star Wars that wants you to think it’s more grand and important than it actually is. It’s a bad movie ...
Review: Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom
And with that, the DCEU is officially dead. It’s been a decade but with the credits rolling on Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, we ...
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Review: Wonka
As I was leaving my screening of Wonka, my friend was commenting about how you don’t see musicals quite like that anymore. While I don’t entirely ...
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Review: Saltburn
Since Promising Young Woman was released back in 2020, I’ve had my eye on whatever Emerald Fennell’s next project would be. Promising Young ...
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Review: Good Burger 2
Growing up as a child of the 90s, Good Burger was one of my comfort movies. I can’t say that it was a particularly good ...
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The Physical Release Of Oppenheimer Proves The Importance Of Physical Media
Over the past couple of years, I’ve become more adamant about the benefits of physical media. Not only do I like just having ...
Review: Godzilla Minus One
Has it really been almost 70 years since Godzilla was created? When you think of a monster movie, Godzilla is usually the first ...
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Review: Dream Scenario
Dream Scenario seems like a meme when you hear about its premise. The premise is that for some unexplained reason, people are dreaming ...