About Noah Damron

Born and raised in St. Ignace, MI, just across the Mackinac Bridge, and a graduate of the Motion Picture Institute in Troy, MI, Noah has had a love for cinema since before he could remember. His favorite films include 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Dark Knight, The Last Temptation of Christ, Halloween, Hero, 12 Angry Men, The Shining, Moonlight, Pulp Fiction, Do the Right Thing, The Devil's Rejects, Toy Story, The Evil Dead, American Psycho, To Kill A Mockingbird, Bram Stoker's Dracula

Tron: Ares

The original 1982 Tron film was released amidst arguably the greatest summer movie season ever for the sci-fi genre, wedged in between E.T., John Carpenter's The Thing, Blade Runner and [...]

Bone Lake

To say that 2025 has been a standout year for the horror genre would be putting it lightly. From breakout studio hits such as Sinners and Weapons, to ambitious indie [...]

Him

How does one make sense of a film with so much possible greatness that spectacularly fails on every meaningful level? The new psychological horror film produced by Jordan Peele set [...]

The Long Walk

Filmmaker Francis Lawrence is no stranger to dystopian futures, having directed I Am Legend and every Hunger Games film sans the first entry. While having the same filmmaker who brought [...]

Caught Stealing

For a filmmaker that started out his career with heavy, dramatically-taxing works such as Pi and Requiem For a Dream, Darren Aronofsky has become one of the 21st century's most [...]

Weapons

Zach Cregger's breakthrough horror film Barbarian was a surprise hit in the fall of 2022. A film marketed off of not knowing its many twists and turns, Cregger's foray into [...]

Together

The 2020s have seen something of a resurgence in the body horror subgenre, from the Oscar-winning masterpiece The Substance, to the stunning Palme d'Or-winner Titane. This decade has also given [...]

Eddington

Writer/director Ari Aster's debut feature Hereditary was an immediate success upon its summer 2018 release. The sinister horror film took audiences to the bleakest depths of grief and familial trauma with [...]

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