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Predator: Badlands Review - The Predator Gets a New Playground
The Predator franchise had seemed to settle into a comfortable rhythm of humans getting hunted in the jungle but Predator Badlands is here to remind you that nothing in this universe is predictable. This film takes the iconic Yautja out of their usual role as silent hunters and puts one front and center, flipping the story in ways that are both bold and, at times, a little messy but undeniably entertaining. The star of the show is Dek, (Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi) a youn

Je-Ree
Nov 4, 2025


Bugonia Review: Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone Deliver a Dark, Brilliant Sci-Fi Remake
Is Bugonia a solid remake? Yorgos Lanthimos teams up once again with Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons to bring us Bugonia — a remake of the South Korean cult classic Save the Green Planet. As a fan of all three of these names, I was curious to see what they could bring to the table this time around. I watched Save the Green Planet beforehand, so I knew roughly what to expect. While I found the original good for what it was, I was interested to see what Bugonia might do different

Robbie
Nov 3, 2025


Sarah’s Oil Review: A Heartfelt History Lesson That Sometimes Runs Dry
There’s something undeniably powerful about watching a forgotten piece of Black history get its moment in the cinematic sun. Sarah’s Oil , directed by Cyrus Nowrasteh and set for release on November 7, 2025, takes on the true story of Sarah Rector, a young Black girl from early-1900s Oklahoma who becomes one of America’s first Black millionaires when oil was discovered on her land. It’s a story that deserves the spotlight. The question is, does the film do it justice? Well… m

Je-Ree
Oct 29, 2025


I, Swear (2025): Why Robert Aramayo Deserves a BAFTA Nomination
Over the past twenty years, it’s often felt like the British film industry has been hanging by a thread. As someone who’s English born and raised, with Scottish descent, it’s been disheartening to see the decline in homegrown stories that feel genuinely British in both spirit and identity. Thankfully, I, Swear has given me hope again. It’s a small, independent British drama that’s been quietly gaining attention among film fans in the UK — and after seeing it, I understand wh

Robbie
Oct 18, 2025


Movie Review: The Woman in Cabin 10 - Keira Knightley Shines in Netflix’s Gripping Cruise Thriller
So, what did happen to The Woman in Cabin 10?” It is THE question on everyone’s mind when watching the tense psychological thriller, confined to a luxury cruise ship traveling through the picturesque landscape of the Norwegian coastline, the latest from director and screenwriter Simon Stone. Released October 10 on Netflix, the streaming film stars Keira Knightly as award-winning journalist Laura Blacklock invited on the lavish yacht for an assignment to cover a private chari

Kae
Oct 13, 2025


“A House of Dynamite” Review: A Relentless Countdown to Catastrophe
We live each day on this powder keg — lingering in the delicate balance between reality and the fallacy of security. Sobering thought for...

Kae
Oct 9, 2025


The Lost Bus Review: Matthew McConaughey’s Fiery Journey Through Chaos and Courage
When you think of Matthew McConaughey, chances are you picture his smooth charm and laid-back vibe. But in The Lost Bus , he takes a hard...

Rachel
Oct 3, 2025


'One Battle After Another' Review: DiCaprio Shines in PTA’s Best Film Since There Will Be Blood
Paul Thomas Anderson returns with his highly acclaimed One Battle After Another, starring Leonardo DiCaprio as an ex-revolutionary trying...

Robbie
Sep 30, 2025


Karate Kid Legends Review: The Kung Fu Is Strong, But the Dre Disrespect Is Real
Who doesn’t love the Karate Kid franchise? I remember watching the original as a young kid wanting to do that jumping front kick move as...

Je-Ree
Sep 27, 2025


Netflix’s Ruth and Boaz Review: A Modern Love Story with Gospel Vibes and Tyler Perry Drama
If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if the Book of Ruth was rebooted as a Southern love story with music, faith, and a little Tyler...

Rachel
Sep 27, 2025


Downton Abbey Grand Finale Movie Review: A Nostalgic, Classy, and Slightly Under-Romanced Send-Off
It’s the end of an era. Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale has finally graced our screens, wrapping up over a decade of high society,...

Je-Ree
Sep 13, 2025


“Eddington” Review: Ari Aster Trades Horror for Westerns—and Stumbles
Ari Aster has built his reputation as one of the most talked-about horror filmmakers of this century, thanks to Hereditary, Midsommar,...

Robbie
Aug 19, 2025


Freakier Friday Review: A Nostalgic Ride Packed with Laughs and Surprises
Freakier Friday is finally here bringing back the classic body swap comedy with a fresh twist. Nearly twenty years after the last Freaky...

Rachel
Aug 10, 2025


Sorry, Baby (2025) Review: A Raw and Compassionate Debut from Eva Victor
Sorry, Baby (2025) Film Review I had never heard of Eva Victor before, but in 2025 they made a striking entrance into the world of...

Robbie
Aug 7, 2025


Review: 'The Pickup' on Prime Video: Wild Rom-Com Meets Action Heist
The Pickup is one of those rare romantic comedies that starts off in the most unexpected way and keeps surprising you throughout. What...

Barbara
Aug 7, 2025


Review: Happy Gilmore 2 (2025): A Worthy Legacy Sequel?
Adam Sandler has been one of my favorite comedic actors for many years now. I don’t care what the critics say—I genuinely don’t think...

Robbie
Jul 26, 2025


'Fantastic Four: First Steps' Review - A Retro Ride with Big Stakes and a Few Stumbles
Marvel's First Family is finally back on the big screen and Fantastic Four First Steps is... well, a bit of everything. With a retro 60s...

Je-Ree
Jul 22, 2025


I Know What You Did Last Summer 2025 Review: Nostalgia, Screams, and Slight Regrets
The Slasher is Back and He’s Wearing a Hoodie Now They say everything old becomes new again, especially in Hollywood. If you thought the...

Rachel
Jul 20, 2025


Jurassic World Rebirth Review: Finally, the Dinosaurs Are the Main Characters Again
Jurassic World Rebirth has crash-landed into theaters like a rampaging T-Rex on a sugar high, bringing with it a lot of noise,...

Rachel
Jul 12, 2025


'Madea’s Destination Wedding' Review: Pack It Up Mabel, The Joke’s Getting Old
Is Madea’s Tropical Getaway a Comedy Paradise or a Vacation Gone Wrong? Tyler Perry’s beloved but increasingly predictable matriarch...

Rachel
Jul 12, 2025
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