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Tenet Review: A Masterpiece That Transcends Cinematic Conventions

It’s been 70 years since the world was introduced to Akira Kurosawa’s legendary crime film, Rashomon. A groundbreaking film that…

At this point, superpowers have become a plot device or thematic tool beyond the confines of the comic book film…

It’s only August but it’s beginning to look a lot like January Hallowéen (you can hum it to Michael Bublé’s…

Destination? Santiago. Director? Dave Franco. Hotel? Trivago. Four friends, Charlie, Michelle, Mina, and Josh decide to get off their busy…

It’s no secret that Netflix’s The Umbrella Academy is one of the more unique entry into its original catalogue of films…

Growing up, I used to hear the nags and whispers telling me that the sweet shreds of WWWRrrock (picture Jack…

Ah, nothing like a zombie horror flick to fuel your pandemic paranoia, ain’t it? If the past few months have…

Cinemas recently reopened their doors to the public after three months of nonactivity. Despite that, the summer blockbuster season as…

At first glance, one could be forgiven for thinking The Old Guard to be a rehash of the old superpowered team of…

Barring perhaps Stranger than Fiction, Will Ferrell has solidified his comedic film career as the loud, dumb guy. Nearly always playing…

What would you do if you could turn yourself into a cat? Would you take the opportunity to laze around…

Anyone who has ever had a childhood immediately recognizes some rendition of this game. The classic “the floor is lava”…

Spike Lee isn’t and has never been a consistently brilliant filmmaker. This is, after all, the director who put unto…

Over the years, I’ve been vocal about my general disinterest in the horror genre. For the most part, the genre…

Last weekend, I decided to sit down and watch two films in light of the recent #BlackLivesMatter movement. One was…

Whether you know it or not, comedy producer/director Greg Daniels has played a major role in shaping much of modern-day…