Reviews

Stanley Nelson’s ‘WE WANT THE FUNK’ (2025) Documentary Review

The funk music of the post-Civil Rights movement has always held relevance for black culture and still brought about some of the most influential artists of its generation, but that doesn’t mean that the documentary based around the movement will move too many viewers. The documentary revolves around the funkadelic …

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MAX Original Series ‘THE PITT’ (2025) Provides Horrific Surprises

The first season of The Pitt (2025) just finished airing and all episodes are available for streaming on MAX. The Pitt (2025) brings Noah Wyle from ER (1994) back for another medical series. Although what will pique horror fans’ interest is that Fiona Dourif plays Dr. McKay in The Pitt!! This made …

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Scott Schirmer and Brian K. Williams’s ‘GUSH’ (2025) – Movie Review

I’ve been following the Bandit Motion Pictures crew since they released Harvest Lake. I’ve donated to all their crowdfunding campaigns since. Everytime they announce a new film I get super excited to see what they come up with next. After years of inactivity, the Bandit Motion Pictures crew is back …

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‘THE LUCKIEST MAN IN AMERICA’ Review – Featuring A Never-Better Paul Walter Hauser

The Luckiest Man In America

Can you make a movie about a daytime game show suspenseful? Well, The Luckiest Man in America dares to answer that question in a way no one sees coming, starring a never-better Paul Walter Hauser (I, Tonya, Richard Jewell), and a pitch-perfect Walton Goggins (Fatman, Them That Follow) as the …

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‘THE FIRST POWER’ (1990) Melds Horror With Religion – Retro Review

Something special happens when you mix horror and religion. The things we fear blend magically with the tenets of faith because both are steeped in the mysteries of the unknown. The Exorcist (1973) was one of the earliest films that scared the ever loving bejeezus out of me. It shook …

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David Yarovesky’s ‘LOCKED’ (2025) Review – A Taut Thriller

Locked

Locked is an intriguing and suspenseful film that not only showcases the immense versatility of young actor Bill Skarsgård but also proves that a thrilling narrative doesn’t require elaborate sets or a large cast. The movie unfolds primarily in a confined, high-stakes setting: inside a luxurious SUV, with most of …

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Revisiting Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez’s ‘SIN CITY’ – 20 Years Later

Twenty years ago, Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller joined forces to bring Sin City to the big screen, adapting three of Miller’s iconic graphic novels—The Hard Goodbye, The Big Fat Kill, and That Yellow Bastard. The result was nothing short of revolutionary. Upon its release, Sin City boasted an incredibly …

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