‘Weapons’ is Character-Driven Horror at its Finest
Weapons accomplishes an agenda that used to be a hallmark for filmmakers like JJ Abrams. The goal is to surround
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Fantasia Film Festival 2025 ‘Foreigner’ and ‘Hellcat’ Movie Reviews
Our Fantasia Film Festival 2025 coverage continues with two unique films that explore themes of isolation. The first is a
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‘The Naked Gun’ (2025) is A Mixed but Needed Spoof Comeback
The Naked Gun (2025) features Liam Neeson in another career reinvention. Similar to Taken in the late 2000s, this comedic
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Fantasia Film Festival 2025: ‘Hold the Fort’ and ‘Noise’ Offer Residential Horror
Our Fantasia Film Festival coverage continues with two films that offer distinctive horror experiences in housing communities. The first is
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Fantasia Film Festival 2025: ‘Rewrite’ Offers Complex and Sincere Sci-Fi
Each year, covering Fantasia Film Festival reminds me of how dull America’s writing has become. Rewrite exemplifies this idea, not
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Fantasia Film Festival 2025: ‘Terrestrial’ Movie Review
Fantasia Fest 2025 kicked off over the weekend, and we are here with our first of many reviews. The first
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‘Eddington’ Review: Ari Aster Made A ‘South Park’ Movie
Eddington wears the skin of a Coen Brothers movie while utilizing the comedic mechanics of a South Park episode. The
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Fantasia Fest 2025: 8 Potential Gems at This Year’s Festival
The time has come for another Fantasia International Film Festival. The Canadian-based festival, which focuses on fantastical genre works, has
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‘Superman’ Movie Review: The Heart and Soul Returns to DC
James Gunn’s Superman had a lot riding against it. The reboot follows a decade of messy attempts to build a
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‘M3GAN 2.0’: She’s Back with a Windows Vista Upgrade
M3GAN 2.0 revives the sassy Gen Z version of Chucky in a T2-inspired narrative. The first film had the Blumhouse
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’28 Years Later’ is a Challenging and Bold Sequel
28 Years Later is the strangest sequel in years. The original was gritty, dark, and had a low-quality aesthetic that
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Review: ‘The Matrix’ in Shared Reality at Cosm (Dallas, TX)
The year was 1999, and my father came into my bedroom to tell me about a trailer for a movie,
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