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

Wicked: For Good

Last year's Wicked was a sensational adaptation of one of modern pop culture's most influential and defining musicals. Splitting the 2003 Broadway musical into two parts, Part One was both [...]

Keeper

Osgood Perkins has made a name for himself as one of the horror genre's most prolific filmmakers in recent times. In just his third film in two years, Perkins has [...]

Nuremberg

Theatrically-released historical dramas are becoming fewer and fewer with each passing year. In large part due to streaming, which prioritizes the mini-series treatment, big-budget dramas for adults have greatly diminished [...]

Predator: Badlands

After the franchise was nearly derailed by the disaster that was Shane Black's 2018 The Predator, the fan-favorite series has made its long-awaited return to the big screen. Dan Trachtenberg, [...]

Shelby Oaks

Anyone around the early days of the Youtube film scene is most certainly familiar with Chris Stuckmann. A warm and welcoming figure whose passion for film separated him from the [...]

Black Phone 2

The Black Phone, based off a short story by author Joe Hill, was a surprise hit in its summer 2022 release. Directed by Scott Derrickson and co-written alongside C. Robert [...]

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 [...]

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