Movie Reviews

Sean Donohue’s ‘FATAL DESIRES’ (2025) – Movie Review

Some of the best thrillers examine relationships and the lengths that people will go to save them. But sometimes those lengths put you in a place even more deadly than you realize. That’s the premise of Fatal Desires, a 2025 independent thriller release from Gatorblade Films. Let’s dive in and …

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We’re All Fish Food: ‘PIRANHA 3-D’ (2010) Revisited – Retro Review

 When I was little, I was obsessed with sharks and any kind of sea life that could eat people in general, so I was always on the lookout for movies that featured these kind of creatures. I was at my grandparents’ house one weekend and saw the promo for the …

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Tiago Teixeira’s ‘CUSTOM’ (2025) – Review

Though I am not fond of arthouse movies, I still gave Custom a chance. Though it was original, like a demented game of show and tell, from what I could make of it anyway. Custom left me feeling very neutral. I still don’t quite know how I feel about it. …

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Amara Cash’s ‘GET OFF MY LAWN’ (2025) – Movie Review

Amara Cash’s Get Off My Lawn will have you questioning everyone’s intentions, especially when moving into a new neighborhood. Get Off My Lawn is up, down, and all around throughout the entire movie. It poses a good question of “What if?” Sometimes what we see as harmless can escalate very …

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Doodles of Doom: Seth Worley’s ‘SKETCH’ (2025) – Movie Review

Seth Worley makes his feature film debut as the writer & director for Sketch. Tony Hale (Veep 2012-2019) stars as a widowed father struggling to raise his two children amid the loss of their mother. Having trouble coping with the emotions of loss, Amber (Bianca Belle: Lady in the Lake …

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Bears Rebecca Fonte’s ‘HOW FAR DOES THE DARK GO?’ (2025) – Movie Review

I’ve always been fascinated by vampires. As someone who fears death as much as I do, the thought of living forever definitely has its appeal. But what’s the point in living forever if you don’t have anyone to share it with? This is just one of many questions that How …

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Maul of the Wild: ‘BAMBI: THE RECKONING’ (2025) – Movie Review

Set in the Twisted Childhood Universe, also known as the ‘Poohniverse,’ Bambi: The Reckoning is a modern-day monster movie loosely based on the 1928 story, Bambi, a Life in the Woods, by Felix Salten. The movie begins with an animated storybook retelling of the original story of Bambi, who experiences …

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