1917: The Wrath and Waste of War

January 20, 20200

It’s common to see words like “masterpiece” or “awesome” used generously in reference to movies. Yet rarely is a film…

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The Bright Abysses of The Lighthouse (2019) & Sunshine (2007)

January 17, 20200

“And Moses hid his face, for he was afraid to look upon God.” Exodus 3:6 (NKJV) The story of Moses…

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Review| Underwater (2020)

January 15, 20200

Everything about the description and trailer of this film screams “This is like Alien, but, like, in the less vast…

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Review| The Grudge (2020)

January 14, 20200

After Nicolas Pesce’s moody arthouse debut in 2016 with The Eyes of My Mother and his follow-up, Piercing—an adaptation of…

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Saying Farewell to a Decade of Farewells with The Farewell

January 14, 20200

For Verona Lou Collier “If the dead are not raised, ‘Let us eat and drink, for tomorrow we die.’” -1…

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My Top Ten 2019: Blake I. Collier

January 13, 20200

#10: Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror I read Robin Means Coleman’s history of African American representation in horror…

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The Force is Strong In My Family: A Look Back at the Star Wars Saga

January 10, 20201

The saga that created the modern blockbuster is “over.” And while The Mandalorian, a plethora of upcoming Disney+ shows, and…

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The Mandalorian Chapters 7 and 8: Failure’s Favor

January 6, 20200

It was almost impossible to review and comment on “The Reckoning” without seeing “The Redemption.” Chapters 7 and 8 are…

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