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  • ‘Materialists’ Review – The Most Cynical Rom-Dramedy of the Year is a Baffling Mess
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    ‘Materialists’ Review – The Most Cynical Rom-Dramedy of the Year is a Baffling Mess

    ByAdriana Wiszniewska 27 June 202530 June 2025

    Following up Past Lives was always going to be difficult in my estimation. That movie is one that remains near and dear to my heart. It’s a movie that has affected me emotionally in ways I’m almost embarrassed to admit. So it’s conflicting to come away from Celine Song’s second feature Materialists feeling so ….

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  • ’28 Years Later’ Review – Somehow Still Alive… and Better Than Ever
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    ’28 Years Later’ Review – Somehow Still Alive… and Better Than Ever

    ByShea Angus 25 June 20251 July 2025

    28 Days Later hit theatres in 2002 and has loomed large in the lexicon of horror fans everywhere. Even before I saw the full film, I knew the haunting image of Jim (played by now-Oscar winner Cillian Murphy) wandering the empty streets of London. To this day it remains one of the most striking and…

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  • ‘Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning’ Review: This Is Why We Go to the Movies
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    ‘Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning’ Review: This Is Why We Go to the Movies

    ByShea Angus 23 May 20251 July 2025

    I’m going to state my biases upfront: I think Mission: Impossible is, without a doubt, one of the most impressive film franchises of all time. If you listened to the latest episode of Talkies, you already know I think it’s only gotten better with age too. We recorded that episode the day after watching all…

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  • ‘Clown in a Cornfield’ Review – A Slasher That’s More Corny Than Clever
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    ‘Clown in a Cornfield’ Review – A Slasher That’s More Corny Than Clever

    ByShea Angus 22 May 20251 July 2025

    It’s no secret that I love the horror genre. From classic slashers to the more modern era of “elevated horror” (not my favourite term), there’s so many interesting and unique things to experience in the genre.  When I saw the trailer for Clown in a Cornfield at the theatre I was intrigued, but skeptical. I…

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  • ‘Final Destination Bloodlines’ Review – Death Is Back and Better Than Ever
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    ‘Final Destination Bloodlines’ Review – Death Is Back and Better Than Ever

    ByAdriana Wiszniewska 21 May 202521 May 2025

    It’s been 14 years since the last Final Destination movie and I, for one, thought the franchise was dead and buried. Thankfully, Final Destination Bloodlines, the sixth instalment in the series, brings some fresh blood to the lineage. I have a fondness for the Final Destination films, particularly the first three. As a kid, I…

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  • ‘Sharp Corner’ Review – Ben Foster Shines in This Solid Slow-Burn Thriller
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    ‘Sharp Corner’ Review – Ben Foster Shines in This Solid Slow-Burn Thriller

    ByShea Angus 12 May 20251 July 2025

    Listen, when I read about the premise of this movie on Twitter, I thought it seemed silly, but when I realized Ben Foster was the lead, I was much more interested.  Sharp Corner is about a family that moves into a new home located right on the bend of a very, wait for it, sharp…

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  • ‘Opus’ Review – Malkovich Mesmerizes, but Does the Movie?
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    ‘Opus’ Review – Malkovich Mesmerizes, but Does the Movie?

    ByShea Angus 3 April 20255 August 2025

    Opus is the directorial debut for writer/director Mark Anthony Green and stars Ayo Edebiri as Ariel Ecton, our main character and an aspiring writer, and John Malkovich as Alfred Moretti, a musician with a Prince-esque aura and the global popularity of Michael Jackson.  The synopsis reads: “A young writer is invited to the remote compound…

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  • Jack Quaid as “Nate" in Novocaine from Paramount Pictures.
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    ‘Novocaine’ Review – Jack Quaid Takes a Beating in This Fun Action Comedy

    ByShea Angus 14 March 20251 July 2025

    R.E.M. told us that everybody hurts, but do they? Jack Quaid, who plays Nate in Novocaine, the latest release from Paramount Pictures, certainly doesn’t.   Nate is a lonely, mild-mannered assistant manager at a local bank who has a rare disorder that prevents him from feeling pain. After falling for his co-worker Sherry, played by Amber…

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  • ‘Mickey 17’ Review: Essential Sci-Fi or Expendable Mess?
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    ‘Mickey 17’ Review: Essential Sci-Fi or Expendable Mess?

    ByAdriana Wiszniewska 12 March 202512 March 2025

    It’s been quite a few years since Parasite swept the Oscars, but director Bong Joon-ho is finally back, with a return to his genre roots. Based on the novel Mickey7, Mickey 17 is a comedic science fiction story set in a near-future in which humans have begun to explore and colonize other planets. Escaping financial…

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  • Companion Review – A Killer Weekend Getaway with a Few Bumps in the Road
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    Companion Review – A Killer Weekend Getaway with a Few Bumps in the Road

    ByShea Angus 3 March 20253 March 2025

    Companion is a movie that I think is best enjoyed if you know absolutely nothing about it. I watched the trailers after I saw the movie and I implore you to not watch them if you plan to watch this movie, because it gives too much away.  I managed to dodge the trailers, but just…

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