DRAGN Review
You can quickly predict where things will go in this one, but there’s some fun to be had with the kills
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Category: Movie Review
The Pout-Pout Fish Review
My biggest criticism of the Australian-ism of this particular story is that it doesn’t lean into it enough.
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Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere Review
There’s nothing that can save any of the men in Inside the Manosphere from presenting themselves as women-hating, disgusting human beings, but it’s the way in which it’s presented that leaves this documentary feeling very flat.
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Bodycam (2025) Review
Performances by Callica and Rogerson are fine, but some production elements are too desired.
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Whistle Review
Corin Hardy combines elements of different horror movies in Whistle.
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“Wuthering Heights” Review
Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights,” with the title making sure to include inverted commas, has been the most anticipated and talked-about films of the year,
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Shelter (2025) Review
As Jason Statham clocks in for another shift playing a one-person army, I’m enjoying his European-set films more than his American-set ones.
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Iron Lung Review
Even with an interesting concept here, you can’t make the mundane, which is interactive, be as engaging when you’re just in the passenger seat.
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Chosen Family Review
For a rom-com that’s shy of 90 minutes with credits, Chosen Family has far too many plot beats to do justice to them all.
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Somnium Review
The debut from writer/director Racheal Cain feels heavily inspired by David Lynch and Charlie Kaufman, and it’s hard not to think about The Substance when watching Somnium.
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Blackwater Lane Review
When it becomes too apparent at the start of a thriller what the mystery and/or twist will be in the third act, the film will become reliant on the journey being more interesting than the destination. Unfortunately, in the case of Blackwater Lane, there’s little to be said for either.
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Night of the Reaper Review
Even with some light dialogue to carry the film forward, the actors all here elevate the material.
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DRAGN Review
You can quickly predict where things will go in this one, but there’s some fun to be had with the kills
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The Pout-Pout Fish Review
My biggest criticism of the Australian-ism of this particular story is that it doesn’t lean into it enough.
Read More
Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere Review
There’s nothing that can save any of the men in Inside the Manosphere from presenting themselves as women-hating, disgusting human beings, but it’s the way in which it’s presented that leaves this documentary feeling very flat.
Read More
Bodycam (2025) Review
Performances by Callica and Rogerson are fine, but some production elements are too desired.
Read More
Whistle Review
Corin Hardy combines elements of different horror movies in Whistle.
Read More