Category: Reviews
Strange World Review | Flickreel
Strange World Review | Flickreel

Don Hall’s Strange World is in the spirit of Journey to the Center of the Earth, Fantastic Voyage, and King Kong. The environment is among the most dazzling and absorbing from Disney’s recent animation canon. It’s a world you want…

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Drishyam 2 (2022) — The Visual: They See What You Want Them To See!
Drishyam 2 (2022) — The Visual: They See What You Want Them To See!

You live happily with your family. One day, an uninvited guest barges in and plans destruction upon you and your family. You try to convince and stop him from doing so, but all in vain! He just won’t listen. Then…

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Pugh Is Fantastic In Average, But Entertaining Drama
Pugh Is Fantastic In Average, But Entertaining Drama

Olivia Wilde’s sophomore outing as a director has gotten a lot of attention ahead of its release, primarily due to the film's controversy surrounding an allegedly icy behind-the-scenes relationship between Wilde and the film’s star, Florence Pugh. However, Don’t Worry…

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Stéphane Lafleur’s Latest Matches Absurdism With Shocking Beauty [TIFF]
Stéphane Lafleur’s Latest Matches Absurdism With Shocking Beauty [TIFF]

Can you get the same satisfaction from a round of “NBA 2K” as you can from dunking in real life? Is a trip to the San Diego Zoo Safari Park good enough to check off “African safari” on your bucket…

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Ella Balinska Stars in Fun Horror Ride
Ella Balinska Stars in Fun Horror Ride

Some of the most memorable horror movies are the ones that are willing to throw caution to the wind and embrace the full potential of the genre’s distinct unpredictability. They can teeter on the edge of being a cinematic gag…

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Star Trek: Prodigy Season 1 Episode 11 Review: Increasing Stakes and Worldbuilding
Star Trek: Prodigy Season 1 Episode 11 Review: Increasing Stakes and Worldbuilding

After an 8-month hiatus, Star Trek: Prodigy has beamed back down to Paramount+ with an exhilarating mid-season premiere that is sure to delight young viewers and audiences that are young at heart. Episode 11, aptly titled “Asylum,” picks up a…

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The Whale | Film Threat
The Whale | Film Threat

NOW IN THEATERS! Before I watched The Whale, I was already aware of all the praise for Brendan Fraser and his magnificent comeback. This role has garnered him applause and ovations during the film’s run at various film festivals across the…

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Naked Zombie Girl Is Back Review: Bloodthirsty, Gritty and Sexy
Naked Zombie Girl Is Back Review: Bloodthirsty, Gritty and Sexy

Thanks to the absolute legends at Hectic Films Productions for sending me an early screener of this short to bring you this Naked Zombie Girl is Back review. Barbara is back. She is being chased through the zombie apocalypse by…

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The Inspection Review | Flickreel
The Inspection Review | Flickreel

The Inspection has echoes of other military movies, most notably Full Metal Jacket. Writer/director Elegance Bratton’s signature is all over the story, though, giving the film a personal touch. Like Jeremy Pope’s Ellis French, Bratton was kicked out of his…

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Bones and All Review – A Film so delish, you will want to Lick it up
Bones and All Review – A Film so delish, you will want to Lick it up

Imagine 1980s America, road-tripping as a fine young cannibal teen,  with your ride or die… I mean, let’s fucking go – amirite? Italian filmmaker Luca Guadagnino,  who brought us “Call Me By Your Name” strikes again with this beautifully crafted…

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Hatton’s Bleak Horror Intrigues Despite Thin Characters
Hatton’s Bleak Horror Intrigues Despite Thin Characters

Edgar Allen Poe was an American poet, writer, and literary critic. Best known for his short stories, Poe introduced his ghastly tales in ways that would captivate readers and filmmakers throughout history. The Raven, in particular, took the world by…

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Nicolas Winding Refn’s Take On the Superhero Genre Is Drenched In Neon-Lit Despair [Venice]
Nicolas Winding Refn’s Take On the Superhero Genre Is Drenched In Neon-Lit Despair [Venice]

What would it look like if Danish auteur Nicolas Winding Refn took a stab at a superhero show? If one guessed neon-soaked, with a penchant for nihilism and framed through the throbbing tempo of synthesizer beats, they would be correct,…

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