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As an unapologetic GenXer I realize one of the differences between ours and basically all other generations was our ability to “discover”...
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As an unapologetic GenXer I realize one of the differences between ours and basically all other generations was our ability to “discover”...
Sequels, prequels, and reboots of both the hard and soft variety have long since become a cornerstone of Hollywood productions, as the money-making prospects...
Beverly Hills Cop (1984) is a perfect film: an inverse of the “country bumpkin coming to the big city” trope that goes back to...
As far as horror films go, Longlegs has been one of the most anticipated horror films of 2024, not least thanks to its enigmatic...
As we close out the 60s, there seems to be no end to the Cold War. The current stakes are literally to the moon...
John Krasinki’s A Quiet Place was one of the more memorable offerings from the 2018 mainstream release schedule, and while A Quiet Place Part...
In film criticism, we use “epic” as a shorthand for a long form film with a large cast and sprawling story, but the classical...
When X was released in 2022, it proved to be a playfully dark tale of lust and terror, subverting expectations that it would simply...
Every now and then, an action film comes along that achieves something extraordinary in the genre, which at times results in a handful of...
Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever is…… a movie. So, that’s a good start, I suppose. It’s a popcorn movie for sure. It’s got guns and...
If there is one sub-genre that has ruled horror in recent years, it is the religious horror. New entries seem to find their way...
Death is one of the few phenomena that is both a mystery and an inevitability. What form we take afterward, the circumstances of our...
Reading the press release for Thelma, I was intrigued. The story sounded cute, and the cast included several Indie actors and character actors I...
An unfortunate movie trope gets the Men in Black treatment in The American Society of Magical Negroes, as a young Black man is recruited...
In its theatrical release, Bob Marley: One Love opens with a prologue from Ziggy Marley, the chief child of Bob and the driving force...
If you were one of the brave preteen souls who dared to stay up on a Saturday after laughing through classics like All That,...
Stuntman-turned-director David Leitch once again steps behind the camera to helm another action flick, and this time he takes his inspiration from the...
Let me begin this review by telling you, the reader, that I went into this screening of Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga with absolutely...
There was a time when John Krasinski was predominantly known for comedy, but audiences today will also know him as a more versatile and...
Set 300 years on from the conclusion of Caesar’s saga, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes is a soft reboot of sorts of...
Crisis… what crisis? Infinite Crisis, Identity Crisis, Zero Hour, Flashpoint, the (not-so) Final Crisis and many, many more are crossover events that change...
Stuntman-turned-director David Leitch once again steps behind the camera to helm another action flick, and this time he takes his inspiration from the 80s...
Starting with the obligatory training montage showing the years of effort Boy has put into becoming as athletic, fast and deadly as possible, we...
In Luca Gaudagnino’s latest opus Challengers, we are introduced to three tennis players with differing degrees of talent, challenges and motivations, and we follow...