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Strong Performances Save ‘The Last Duel’ From Flaws In Its Script (Review)

Strong Performances Save ‘The Last Duel’ From Flaws In Its Script (Review)

by Kevin Allen | Oct 13, 2021

Ever since his feature film directing debut in 1977, Ridley Scott has been a master of crafting the epic movie no matter the genre, from the Crusades-set Kingdom of Heaven and the Oscar-winning Gladiator set in ancient Rome to the sci-fi dystopia Blade Runner and...
The Protégé is a Stylish, Skillfully Directed Action-Thriller (Review)

The Protégé is a Stylish, Skillfully Directed Action-Thriller (Review)

by Kevin Allen | Aug 19, 2021

The partnership between film distributor LionsGate and production company Millennium Media has been shaky as far as their output in the action movie genre is concerned; for every box office success like The Hitman’s Bodyguard and The Expendables franchise, there’s an...
Yasuke is a Bloody & Brilliant Anime About an African Samurai Legend (Review)

Yasuke is a Bloody & Brilliant Anime About an African Samurai Legend (Review)

by Kevin Allen | Apr 27, 2021

From Masaaki Yuasa’s gonzo Devilman Crybaby and the fighting anime Kengan Ashura to a CGI continuation of Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex and LeSean Thomas’s original Cannon Busters, Netflix’s anime catalog is full of standout originals and manga adaptations...
Lucky is a Sharp & Surreal Horror Film That Speaks Terrifying Social Truths (Review)

Lucky is a Sharp & Surreal Horror Film That Speaks Terrifying Social Truths (Review)

by Kevin Allen | Mar 4, 2021

If there’s any niche of the film industry that rising filmmakers commonly break into, it’s the horror genre, and Iranian-American director Natasha Kermani should do just that in her second feature film, Lucky. Together, she and writer-lead actress Brea Grant have...
Minari is a Lovely & Intimate Look at an Asian Family’s Pursuit of The American Dream (Review)

Minari is a Lovely & Intimate Look at an Asian Family’s Pursuit of The American Dream (Review)

by Kevin Allen | Feb 12, 2021

Lee Isaac Chung’s directorial debut film Minari is getting buzz in multiple categories at the Academy Awards this year, and upon first watch, it’s easy to see why it’s worthy of all the accolades it’s sure to receive. The film dedicates itself to depicting both an...
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