Thanksgiving – Shea’s Review
Shea Angus In 1978 John Carpenter gave us Halloween which has become synonymous with the season, from the iconic look of Michael Myers to the amazing soundtrack. Now we have Thanksgiving, which…
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The Holdovers – Shea’s Review
"The Holdovers," directed by Alexander Payne and starring Paul Giamatti, is a comedy-drama set in New England during the Christmas season of 1970. Giamatti plays an uptight professor at Barton…
Anatomy of a Fall – Shea’s Review
"Anatomy of a Fall" is a French film directed by Justine Triet. The film, initially presented as a murder mystery, evolves into an exploration of relationships and truth, supported by…
Killers of the Flower Moon – Shea’s Review
Before I get into the review itself, I want to do what I can to make sure you’re prepared for this movie. I’ve been excited for Killers of the Flower…
Flora and Son – Shea’s Review
You most likely haven’t heard of Flora and Son and if you’re reading this review, unfortunately it seems that the movie is no longer available in theaters. That’s not an…
I Loved & Grew Up on Comicbook Movies & Martin Scorsese is Right
The discussion around Martin Scorsese's comments on comic book movies often misunderstands the director's intent. He advocates for more inclusion of non-comic book movies in theaters, not for the cessation…
The Creator – Shea’s Review
This weekend I did a double feature at the nearby Cineplex. We started off with The Exorcist: Believer, which you can read my thoughts on here. Next up though was…
The Exorcist: Believer – Shea’s Review
Well, if I ever believed in The Exorcist as a franchise then consider this me officially having a crisis of faith. Of course, I never had any faith in The…
Dumb Money – Shea’s Review
It’s weird to see movies pop up about what I still consider to be fairly recent events, especially of ones that happened during the pandemic, but Dumb Money has been…
Barbie – Shea’s Review
Okay so reviewing Barbie in late September when it has been out since almost mid-July is definitely a call, but something also just feels right about this movie being my…