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As a longtime Disney fan and someone who prefers to be on the outside looking in, the main debacle I have with “Wish” can be summed up in four words: pushed above its means. For a film meant to celebrate and pay homage to 100 years, it’s not... Read the full review »

So guys, it turns out I have Puerto Rican, Dutch, Guatemalan and INDIAN links in my heritage; it’s honestly a lot for me to keep track of. However, the more links and chains I discovered about my ancestry……the more it made me realize I HAD t... Read the full review »

You guys know I don’t care how early it is: ‘It’s a Wonderful Knife’ pulled on my stuffings and got me in the mood for a little bit of jolly and Christmas beatings. Not to mention, the premise was actually intriguing. Let’s say this fu... Read the full review »

You’ve ever watched those crappy after-school specials that want to talk to you about the dangerous implications of drugs but they CLEARLY have no idea either what to talk about or HOW to go about it? That’s the entire condensed experience of... Read the full review »

I can count on the back of my hands the amount of films I’ve seen this year that flirted with style-over-substance in the outrageous variety. “Ballerina”, a Korean revenge story, caters heavily to that demographic while pushing the boundarie... Read the full review »

“Five Nights At Freddy’s” is yet ANOTHER in the long list of franchises that I’m familiar with but never actually played. That being said, the lore behind the games’ collective stories is fairly interesting and it was the only reason I g... Read the full review »

So……how would you peeps feel about a little “Fair Play”? Cause I think we got another winner here! This was an exceptional feature debut by Chloe Domont, a direction both palpable and unpleasant, that it appropriately dips itself into ni... Read the full review »

Thanks to my American Cinema 1970’s class during last year, The Exorcist is the most recent film I’ve watched to become one of my favorites of all time: an objective yet immersive narrative with a direction that carefully builds on sick distu... Read the full review »

Midterms were stressful and I’m still not entirely out of the clear yet so I’ve distracted myself with a sci-fi slasher film hoping to have some fun before I get back to work. What “Totally Killer” delivers and sells us on here feels like... Read the full review »

Wes Anderson is one of the best directors working today. Roald Dahl was a century-defining storyteller. What happens when you combine them together? “Fantastic Mr. Fox” is already one such example but for “The Wonderful Life of Henry Sugar�... Read the full review »