Movie Review: Yintah
Apparently Canadian original sins are similar to the US’s. Though the Canadians don’t have as well known genocidal history towards its Native American population as …
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Movie Review: Rez Ball
I always appreciate a great sports movie. Nothing gets the juices flowing like rising up and rooting for an underdog to overcome the odds and …
Movie Review: The Shadow Strays
And that’s how you decapitate somebody! Timo Tjahjanto as far as I’m concerned deserves an honorary Oscar as a part of completely revitalizing the action …
Movie Review: Woman of the Hour
Anna Kendrick is on a mission. Other than a troll film here and there, post pandemic she’s really been digging into heavy dramas and thrillers, …
Movie Review: It’s What’s Inside
Netflix knows it’s October, too. I expected a bunch of 2-2.5 star cheap cash grab horror tales over the course of the month like all …
Movie Review: Will & Harper
Pure kismet. In a world where there’s very direct and harsh discussion about transgender people and rights in the United States, it just so happens …
Movie Review: His Three Daughters
It’s always sad to lose a parent. But what they don’t tell you is how to deal with the responsibility of that loss. His Three …
Movie Review: Golden Kamuy
Adapting a live action version of a Japanese manga is high risk/high reward. If you succeed, you could get something really fun and well like, …
Movie Review: Rebel Ridge
John Oliver started this. My made up story is this: Jeremy Saulnier, the writer director of Rebel Ridge, was in the middle of the Green …
Movie Review: The Union
The Union is on the shortlist for best Netflix Algorithm screenplay. It’s got all the beats of something you can pay attention to when it …