Category: Watch This
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REVIEW: Kirk Franklin – Father’s Day Docufilm
Kirk Franklin’s YouTube docufilm, “Father’s Day,” is nothing short of an emotionally charged and transformative journey. When Franklin embarked on his 13th album earlier this year, he had no inkling…
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REVIEW: The Equalizer 3
“The Equalizer 3” opens with a promising scene in Sicily, featuring a blood-soaked villa and an Italian drug lord. However, the film quickly descends into disappointment. The violence is stomach-churning,…
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REVIEW: They Cloned Tyrone
“They Cloned Tyrone” is a gripping inner-city sci-fi thriller that takes the concept of conspiracy theories and turns it on its head. In a world where conspiracy theories have become…
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REVIEW: Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning: Part One
Last summer, the silver screen was graced by the heroic return of Tom Cruise, who single-handedly revitalized the theatrical experience with the adored “Top Gun: Maverick.” Now, over a year…
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REVIEW: Beau Is Afraid
“Beau Is Afraid” is a mesmerizing and captivating cinematic experience that delves into the depths of a boy’s fear of his own mother. Anchored by a stunning performance from Joaquin…
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REVIEW: The Bear (S2)
The highly anticipated second season of The Bear has finally arrived, and it proves to be an exceptional continuation of the captivating story that enthralled both critics and audiences last…
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REVIEW: Joy Ride
Adele Lim’s “Joy Ride” is an exhilarating and entertaining movie that marks a promising directorial debut. Set in the vibrant year of 1998, the film takes us on a wild…
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REVIEW: The Blackening
“The Blackening” is an absolute gem that delivers on its promising tagline, “We can’t all die first.” Director Tim Story has created a masterful ode to horror parodies like “Scary…
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REVIEW: Fatal Attraction
I approach Paramount+’s new series, “Fatal Attraction,” with a discerning eye. Based on the iconic 1987 film, the series sets out to reimagine the story of a tumultuous affair and…
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REVIEW: From
FROM From is a supernatural horror drama series created by John Griffin, with a premise that offers a unique perspective on living through difficult times. The show is set in…
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REVIEW: A Thousand and One
A.V. Rockwell’s “A Thousand and One” is a powerful and emotional film that deservedly won the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance. While other films were considered frontrunners, it’s the sheer…
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REVIEW: Love & Death
The murder of Betty Gore by Candy Montgomery with an axe in 1980 has been a subject of fascination in true-crime circles for decades. The story has been adapted into…