Review: The Whale
Brendan Fraser is back! Well, technically he’s been back but The Whale marks a return to the medium he loves while elevating his ...
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Peter’s Kung Fu Corner: Mr. Vampire
[Welcome to Peter’s Kung Fu Corner: a bi-weekly column dedicated to retrospectives on the martial arts films I grew up watching. We’ll be ...
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Review: Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery
The term “glass onion” originates from the song by The Beatles of the same name. The song is complete nonsense, full of random ...
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Review: One Piece Film: Red
The past few years have been great for anime films. In the past, lots of production companies would capitalize on the popularity of ...
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Review: Black Adam
Black Adam is a movie that tries to explore the idea of moral absolutism. It’s an idea that certain actions will always be bad, ...
LFF Review: She Said
She Said is bold, fearless filmmaking. Based on the 2019 book of the same name, Maria Schrader’s film depicts New York Times journalists ...
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LFF Review: Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio
The story of Pinocchio has often been mistreated in the world of film adaptions. From ill-fated animations to the recent offering from Robert ...
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Review: Halloween Ends
Now that Halloween Ends has (tentatively) concluded the Halloween franchise, is it safe to say that most of the series isn’t very good? Out of the 13 ...
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Peter’s Kung Fu Corner: Game of Death Redux
[Welcome to Peter’s Kung Fu Corner: a bi-weekly column dedicated to retrospectives on the martial arts films I grew up watching. We’ll be ...
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NYCC 2022: Weird: The Al Yankovic Story is a 100% accurate biopic of Weird Al
If you’re a fan of comedy music, you know who Weird Al is. Even if you’re not a fan of his work, you’ve ...
Review: Amsterdam
When you have a cast as large and as talented as the one assembled for Amsterdam, one would naturally have high expectations for the film. ...
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NYCC 2022: Wendell & Wild had a literal production hell thanks to insane heat
As far as stop-motion animation goes, there’s no beating Henry Selick. Despite only having a handful of films to his name, when your ...