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Confess, Fletch (2022): Do Book Fans Create Packed Audiences? [Review]
Confess, Fletch is the best cover band take on a Chevy Chase humored murder mystery. But, it’s not Chevy and there’s barely a chase. Jon Hamm is an incredible talent. But, sometimes you do...
Elvis 2022 is better than Film Twitter [Film review]
Elvis 2022 is not just the best Baz Luhrmann film in ages, it’s also the only film that matters this year. Why is that? Hmmm?!? Why would a biopic be the most important film of the year so far? ...
Ari feels the need to watch Top Gun: Maverick ScreenX (2022)
Troy notes: Ari watched Top Gun: Maverick this week in the wonderful ScreenX format. So, enjoy this fun review from one of the many West Coast members of the AV Army. Troy’s review will be live ...
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022)
I actually liked Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Remember that. Episode 26: The Revenge of the Baby Brained Smooth Skulls Doctor Strange has always been the Marvel character struggling to...
The Twin (2022) [Shudder Movie Review]
The Twin is the English language debut from Finnish director Taneli Mustonen. While he’s been blowing up on the World scene for the last five years, he’s flying under a lot of radars. Alth...
The Batman (2022) [Movie review]
What can be said about Bruce Wayne that hasn’t been exploited 17 times in the last 33 years? The Batman takes the world back down the path of what happens when you expose a rich kid to murder at...
Take Back The Night (2022) [Movie review]
Take Back The Night is bold in one of the few ways that matters. It bends what you’d expect from a message movie into a genre film with a purpose. Until I saw the trailer, I wasn’t expecti...
Stop Zemlia (2021) [Movie review]
Stop Zemlia isn’t Fast Times at Ridgemont High. Hell, it flies in the face of all those senior year is going to be the craziest one ever takes in most American kid movies. So, how does the Ukrai...
The Matrix Resurrections (2021): Meta Collapse [How to Watch Movies review]
The Matrix Resurrection is another trip to the well. But, one beset with constant flashbacks and someone nerdsplaining away everything.