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Film Review – The Runner
It’s impressive just how underwhelming The Runner (2026) is. This is one of those films that is so bad that it’s kind of entertaining in an ironic sort of way. I almost want to recommend it just so people can bear witness to all the silly hijinks.…
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Film Review – The Whisper Man
***Warning: This Review Contains Mild Spoilers*** The Whisper Man (2026) is a drab mystery/thriller void of intrigue. It’s a lackluster story with twists so preposterous that they would make the film kinda fun if it didn’t take itself so seriously. The tone works in contrast to…
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Film Review – Buddy
Writer/director Casper Kelly made a big splash with the short film Too Many Cooks (2014). A parody of TV sitcoms of the 80s and 90s, the short started out with a generic title sequence that quickly descended into a bizarre slasher. A serial killer popped out of nowhere to…
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Film Review – Don’t Say Good Luck
Don’t Say Good Luck (2026) is one of those coming-of-age family dramadies that we have seen countless times before. Navigating the ups and downs of high school while dealing with problems at home is no easy task for anyone, let alone a teenager. In lesser hands,…
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Film Review – The Last House
The Last House (2026) starts out with an interesting premise and then proceeds to do nothing interesting with it. A family of four – Jason (Wagner Moura), Ann (Greta Lee), and their kids Ruth (Riley Chung) and Graham (Noah Alexander Sosnowski) – mysteriously get trapped inside…
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Film Review – Spider-Man: Brand New Day
***Minor Spoiler Warning: This review assumes you have seen Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021)*** There are multiple story threads happening throughout Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026). The most compelling one involves Peter Parker, aka our Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man (Tom Holland) reeling from the events of No Way Home (2021).…
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Film Review – Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender
It’s a testament to the lasting legacy of Nickelodeon’s animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender that – nearly two decades since the show ended – its impact on pop culture is still being felt today. We’ve seen it in spin off shows and live action feature adaptations.…
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Film Review – The Dink
The Dink (2026) follows a comedy trope in which our protagonist enters a world they have no respect for, develops an attachment for said world, learns to love it, and through their experience learns some truths about themselves. It’s a fable as old as time. In…
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