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Predator Franchise Goes Back to Basics with Exhilarating ‘Prey’ (Review)

Predator Franchise Goes Back to Basics with Exhilarating ‘Prey’ (Review)

by Sean Atkins | Aug 5, 2022

As viewers hit the dog days of summer, this new entry in the Predator franchise offers excitement in an otherwise bare time for new film offerings. As theaters continue to bounce back, it’s weird to look at the upcoming schedule and see that it’s slim pickings when it...
Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans Deliver the Goods in ‘The Gray Man’ (Review)

Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans Deliver the Goods in ‘The Gray Man’ (Review)

by Sean Atkins | Jul 19, 2022

This globetrotting action spy thriller might be by the books, but its two A-list stars going mano a mano make it a must-see on Netflix.  As Netflix continues to retool on all fronts, they are still pushing forward on the content brigade with its biggest-ever original...
‘Marcel the Shell with Shoes On’ is a Wholesome Delight (Review)

‘Marcel the Shell with Shoes On’ is a Wholesome Delight (Review)

by Kevin Allen | Jul 8, 2022

There’s a new face in the field of feature-length animation as Marcel the Shell with Shoes On makes his big screen debut. Stop-motion animation is a filmmaking method with more notable entries this year than others in recent memory, from visual effects artist Phil...
‘Thor: Love & Thunder’ is the Most Disappointing MCU Film Post-Endgame (Review)

‘Thor: Love & Thunder’ is the Most Disappointing MCU Film Post-Endgame (Review)

by Sean Atkins | Jul 5, 2022

The God of Thunder loses some momentum in the Marvel Cinematic Universe with his fourth solo entry.  If you had told me a decade ago that the first Avenger from 2012’s The Avengers to get a fourth solo film would be Chris Hemsworth’s Thor, I would have taken a bet...
‘Official Competition’ is a Dry and Searingly Dark Satire of Modern Artistry (Review)

‘Official Competition’ is a Dry and Searingly Dark Satire of Modern Artistry (Review)

by Kevin Allen | Jul 1, 2022

Egos and philosophies clash during nine days of rehearsals in this twisted and thoughtful Hispanic satire of Hollywood. Whether it’s for the frenetic pace at which it moves or the eccentric celebrities that populate it, the film industry is always ripe for satire, and...
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