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Spider-Man: Far From Home

By Noah Damron|2019-07-13T03:34:01+00:0007/13/2019|

As the first entry in the MCU post "Avengers: Endgame", “Spider-Man: Far From Home” understandably has much to live up to. Having to pick up the pieces and continue on [...]

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Crawl

By Noah Damron|2019-07-12T20:44:07+00:0007/12/2019|

Who knew that of all the major studios in Hollywood, Paramount Pictures would be the one to release the most consistently vicious and tension-filled genre films of the late 2010's. [...]

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Too Old to Die Young

By Robert Joseph Butler|2019-07-12T00:04:59+00:0007/11/2019|

The versatile and innovative Amazon Prime brings Nicholas Winding Refn's new series "Too Old to Die Young" to its streaming service, which debuted on June 14th, and I am sure [...]

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Midsommar

By Noah Damron|2019-07-08T00:02:44+00:0007/08/2019|

Ari Aster's first feature, last year's sleeper hit, "Hereditary", was a film that haunted my dreams. Etched itself inside my soul. Made me think long and hard about my own [...]

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Yesterday

By Ben Rothrock|2019-07-06T17:01:15+00:0007/06/2019|

In an age of social media, people are becoming so obsessed with the things of today that they are flat-out ignoring anything that came from the age before them. They [...]

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The Last Black Man in San Francisco

By Robert Joseph Butler|2019-06-29T23:12:06+00:0006/27/2019|

The timing for a film like "The Last Black Man in San Francisco" is right. Cities like San Francisco across American have been changing, due to mass migration along with [...]

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The Dead Don’t Die

By Robert Joseph Butler|2019-06-27T17:12:46+00:0006/27/2019|

Jim Jarmusch's thirteenth feature film is a zombie film, but it is far from being brainless, but its also not that fun or as clever as it thinks it is. [...]

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Annabelle Comes Home

By Ben Rothrock|2019-06-26T19:28:09+00:0006/26/2019|

The Warrens, Ed and Lorraine, investigated some of the most famous cases of hauntings, possessions, and demonic encounters ever recorded. They are generally considered to be the most prolific researchers [...]

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Anna

By Ben Rothrock|2019-06-24T15:06:36+00:0006/24/2019|

Director Luc Besson has been creating some influential female character within the action genre. From Leeloo in The Fifth Element to Scarlett Johansson’s character in Lucy, he is known for [...]

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Child’s Play (2019)

By Noah Damron|2019-06-23T01:09:44+00:0006/23/2019|

With a remake of a film whose franchise is still going (and quite strongly, for that matter), the skepticism was real for this new adaptation of “Child’s Play”. Original creator, Dan [...]

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