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SXSW: ‘Face to Facetime’ Review – A Humorous Take on Video Chatting Gone Wrong
For better or worse, apps such as Skype, FaceTime, and Zoom have made it so that personal interactions don't necessarily have to be in…
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‘Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion’s Revenge Review – Fantastically Brutal
Want to witness some sweet fatalities without being the one getting your legs separated from your body while your torso is used as a…
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May 2020 Movie Release List
Just because the movie theaters are closed, that does not mean great movies are not being released. From SCOOB! to The Wrong Missy starring…
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‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’ Review (2020)
In a clash of rights, religious beliefs, and politics, abortion remains to be something that a vast majority cannot or will not ever be…
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‘My Spy’ Review – Bautista Shines As Chloe Coleman Steals The Show
Full of laughs, heart and action, My Spy is one of the must see movies of 2020. Dave Bautista lets loose while Chloe Coleman…
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April 2020 Movie Release List (Quarantine Edition)
Just because the movie theaters are shut down due to the coronavirus does not mean that new movies are not being released.
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‘First Cow’ Review – A Beautiful Look at an Unlikely Friendship
We review First Cow. Two travelers, on the run from a band of vengeful hunters in the 1820s Northwest, dream of striking it rich.
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‘I Still Believe’ Review – Seeing Is Not Believing
The charm of Camp's smile wears off rather quickly in this story that would've been better suited for a podcast.
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‘The Hunt’ Review – An Over The Top Satire That’s Aimed At Us All
The Hunt takes aim at all of us in this over the top satire film that is held together by Betty Gilpin and shockingly…
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‘Wendy’ Review – Despite its Flaws, France and Mack are Future Stars
We never wanted to grow up until we were convinced it was better to do so, to then later wish we could go back…