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"Weapons:" Zach Cregger's Cinematic Double-Down
The comedy to horror filmmaking pipeline has been perhaps the most interesting one to watch evolve over the past decade or so. From...

Eric Hardman
Aug 133 min read


"War of the Worlds" is a War on the Senses
In 1938, Orson Welles famously put on a radio production of War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells, a science fiction work about martians...

Rua Fay
Aug 83 min read


"Sorry, Baby" - A Staggering Film of Unique Understanding
As is every year, this year’s Sundance Film Festival welcomed the arrival of plenty of new, and exciting voices to the cinematic...

Eric Hardman
Aug 63 min read


Liam Neeson's "The Naked Gun" Tells Audiences to Embrace the Ridiculous
[The following review is spoiler-free] David Zucker's 1988 film, The Naked Gun: From the Files of the Police Squad is a towering legend...

Rua Fay
Aug 33 min read


"Together" - A Mild Elevation of an Exhausted Formula
We all know that one couple that has been together for far too long. So much so that the writing seems to be spray painted on the wall in...

Eric Hardman
Aug 14 min read


Crappy Gilmore 2: Adam Sandler's Return to the Green is a Swing and a Miss
With the recent drought of studio comedies, the label of “An Adam Sandler film” which used to garner instant revulsion is now greeted...

Zachary Zanatta
Jul 287 min read


"Fantastic Four: First Steps" Proves Fourth Time's a Charm
[The following review is spoiler-free] Marvel’s first family has safely landed in theaters with Matt Shakman’s The Fantastic Four:...

Cillian Fay
Jul 256 min read


New Horror Feature, "The Home" Causes Eyerolls and Walk-Outs
[The following review is spoiler-free] Lately, AMC's new Unseen Screen tradition has been filling out theaters across the country. The...

Rua Fay
Jul 243 min read


"Mission: Impossible" Ranked
After nearly 30 years, the iconic action series Mission: Impossible took its (most likely but not guaranteed) final bow. One of the most...

Zachary Zanatta
Jul 205 min read


James Gunn's "Superman" is a Breath of Fresh, Freezing Air in These Turbulent Times
The last time the world saw Superman on a big screen, he was under the creative vision of Zack Snyder and played by Henry Cavill, in a...

Cillian Fay
Jul 124 min read


"Jurassic World Rebirth" Proves It's Time to Let the Series Go Extinct
When Steven Spielberg released Jurassic Park back in 1993, he could've never expected the sheer heights his film would climb to....

Rua Fay
Jul 93 min read


"Heads of State:" Another Unsuccessful Amazon Campaign
For the past decade of so, Amazon Prime Studios has been no stranger to making films. Their streaming service not only boasts hundreds of...

Rua Fay
Jul 83 min read


Is "Squid Game 3" a Worthy Conclusion?
[The following review is spoiler-free] This past week, the world saw the long-awaited finale of global television phenomenon, Squid Game...

Rua Fay
Jul 14 min read


"F1" - Star Power and Fast Cars is Never Enough
I’m gonna paint a picture here really quick. The year is 2011. You wake up at 9:00 A.M. on a Saturday morning, not a care in the world....

Eric Hardman
Jun 283 min read


"Elio:" Pixar's Biggest Failure of the Decade
For the past twenty years, Pixar has been the biggest name in the world of animation. Producing film after film that are not only box...

Rua Fay
Jun 253 min read


"28 Years Later" - The Boldest Zombie Film of All Time
The zombie film is one that has proven itself very difficult to revolutionize. From The Walking Dead to World War Z , or the classics of...

Eric Hardman
Jun 233 min read


"How to Train Your Dragon" the Most Unnecessary Disappointment of 2025
For decades, Dreamworks has been one of the world's leading animation studios. Their films hold a special place in the hearts of millions...

Rua Fay
Jun 174 min read


New Doc Feature: "Are We Good?" Sheds New Light on Comedy Legend, Marc Maron
In the past few years, the world has seen the slow but meteoric rise of podcasts. Once thought to be a non-equitable medium now sees...

Rua Fay
Jun 153 min read


Interview with "The Trainer" Screenwriter, Jeff Solomon
This year one of the biggest releases at the Tribeca Film Festival was Tony Kaye's The Trainer, an absolutely bonkers black comedy that...

Rua Fay
Jun 154 min read


"Oh, Hi!" - An Enjoyable Romp Sure to Take Over the Internet
Whenever Gen Z and millennial filmmakers tackle issues in the dating space with a comedy-thriller edge, the discourse surrounding these...

Eric Hardman
Jun 143 min read
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