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Ok, hot take: I just watched the original “Twister”…..and I don’t really like it. Yes, it’s a feeble excuse for action but there’s hardly any suspense, the plot barely progresses and every character is annoying in their own way. Take... Read the full review »

“Robot Dreams” is nothing short of marvelous: a bittersweet but spiritually beautiful eulogy to the friendships that helped shape who we are, the ones that got away and the memories they left behind. Pablo Berger combines vivacity and infec... Read the full review »

Depending on where you live and if the state laws apply, answers will vary whether or not it’s illegal to actually, you know, dig up your family members grave. But in the case of “Exhuma”, it’s not just an illegality; it’s a death certif... Read the full review »

Ti West’s “X” marked my official introduction to the beautiful yet….equally terrifying Mia Goth and needless to say, she quickly became a force to be reckoned with. After two damn solid films in X and Pearl, the trilogy looks to close out... Read the full review »

The time I spent in rose-tinted glasses praising the “A Quiet Place” series has….well and truly passed. I’ve grown older, I’ve gotten tougher skin and my appreciation for what I once thought was an innovative refreshing horror concept ha... Read the full review »

There are only so many Hitman films you can do before they all start bending together and feeling the same; not to say there haven’t been any good ones but I think you can understand why the sudden unveiling of praise for Netflix’s “Hit Man�... Read the full review »

One question has ravaged the mind of Pixar fans these past couple years: with Disney’s leash still wrapped firmly around their necks, can they still churn out classics the way they have before or has their recent imprecisions intruded on their o... Read the full review »

To think a simple three word sentence can hold so much existential meaning and turmoil over someone’s mental health is both terrifying and equally expansive in how a person either sheds or gets comfortable in your own skin while giving themselve... Read the full review »

Putting aside how annoying it is that “Bad Boys: Ride or Die” didn’t get the “Bad Boys 4 Life” title, this fourth installment is the closest we’ve gotten to seeing a live action Grand Theft Auto film in god knows how long and if you wa... Read the full review »

Guess you can say curiosity killed the cat when it came to getting around to “The Idea of You”, a film about an older women falling for a younger man based on a bestseller from a few years back. Needless to say, I didn’t really get the contr... Read the full review »