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Fantasia Fest Coverage: ‘The 12 Day Tale of the Monster that Died in 8’ (2020) Review
Shunji Iwai does a really great job at keeping the tone very playful and light, yet it also finds a way to express the…
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Paramount+ ‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ Season 2 Episode 1: ‘Strange Energies’ Review
We review the first episode for season two of Paramount's Star Trek Lower Decks. Find out what we thought inside here!
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Throwback Thursday Movie Review: Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope
What’s the first movie you saw on the big screen?” Of course, the magical film that kicked off my love of movies was Star…
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‘CODA’ Review – An Eye-Opening and Emotional Story of Sacrifice, Perseverance, and Difficult Decisions
This film is an eye-opening and emotional story of sacrifice, perseverance, and difficult decisions. Check out our full review for 'CODA'.
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DC ‘TITANS’ REVIEW: ‘Holy Sh*T! I Didn’t Expect That’
Titans are back bi*ches! The gang of misfit superheroes are back and this season promises to throw even more curveballs your way.
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Fantasia Fest: Kratt (2020) Review – Not Worth Nearly Two-hours of Your Time
Kratt takes a fairly interesting premise and buries it with so much extra plotting that the movie doesn’t need.
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‘The Mysterious Benedict Society’ Season 1 Finale Review – The Final Showdown?
We review the finale to Disney's The Mysterious Benedict Society. Find out how the show ends and our thoughts inside here!
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Mockumentary ‘Faking a Murderer’ Is an Interesting Take on True-Crime Docs
What happens when two filmmakers take this inspiration and sprinkle in a little bit of Borat? We get Faking a Murderer.
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Marvel’s What If…? Sets the Bar High for Future Disney Plus MCU Shows
Marvel’s 'WHAT IF...?' series is captivating, imaginative, and brilliant. This might be Marvel’s best yet. Read our review here!
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Fantasia Fest Coverage: ‘Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched: The History of Folk Horror’ Review
To say that Woodlands is an exhaustive exploration of folk horror in both fiction, cinema and television is an understatement.