Fantasia Fest 2019 Review: ‘THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING WKND’
Time is a valuable thing / watch it fly by as the pendulum swings. Watch it count down to the…
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Fantasia Fest 2019 Review: ‘THE WRETCHED’
Making its debut at Fantasia Film Festival, The Wretched is a film by writing and directing duo, Brett and Drew…
LUZ Review: Aesthetically Pleasing to a Fault
Courtesy of Screen Media Films LUZ (R) Released By Screen Media With gorgeous, widescreen cinematography (shot on 16mm with anamorphic…
THE LION KING Review: Disney’s Latest Is A Spit-Shined, Hollow Shell of the Original
In 1994’s The Lion King, Mufasa tells his son, Simba, that we are all connected in the great “Circle of…
CRAWL Movie Review
Courtesy of Paramount Pictures CRAWL (R) Released by Paramount Pictures CRAWL is a new creature feature/survival flick from Alexandre Aja,…
Brandon’s 10 Must-See Films at Fantasia 2019
Fantasia International Film Festival is back for its 23rd year and the offerings this year are looking absolutely delectable. The…
Review: ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ Doesn’t Stray Far, Plays It Safe
From the very first minute of Spider-Man: Far From Home, one thing is very clear: the characters of the Marvel…
Desertscape Int’l Film Festival: STORM Movie Review
Courtesy of Mummy Space Island Productions Perhaps one of the most sobering and isolating feelings can be the seeking of…
‘Midsommar’ Review: Ari Aster’s latest horror movie is a shockingly funny, dazzling daylight nightmare
Courtesy of A24 Last year, rising horror auteur Ari Aster delivered one of the most terrifying films I have ever…
ANNABELLE COMES HOME Movie Review
Courtesy of Warner Bros Pictures ANNABELLE COMES HOME (R) Released By Warner Bros Pictures Is the third time the charm…
