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April 18, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, A Field in England, Alchemy, Apocalyptic, art, auteur, Ben Wheatley, Biologist, cinema, coronavirus, COVID-19, Ellora Torchia, English, Forrest, Free Fire, game of thrones, God, Haley Squires, Hand Sanitizer, Horror, In the Earth, in the earth review, Joey Fry, Kill List, Life, lockdown, Magic, masks, Modern, Mushrooms, nature, Newton, Occult, Park Ranger, Phantasmagoria, psychedelic, Reality, Reece Shearsmith, Ritual, Scary, Science, society, Stan Brakhage, Synth-wave, terror, Truth, World, Zackary Silberman
The First COVID Horror Movie – ‘In the Earth’: Wheatley Brings An Apocalyptic Vision of Coronavirus to Life in a Surprising Way
There was a time before COVID-19 and a time after. Like the real thing, you’ll never forget this experience - 'In the Earth'....
April 18, 2021CULTURE TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Bend, Charleston, Columbus, Deborah Fallows, Eastport, James Fallows, our towns, Our Towns documentary, our towns HBO, our towns review, San Bernardino, Sioux Falls, small towns and cities, stereotypes of America, Caroline Schneider
HBO’s ‘Our Towns’ Shows How Stereotypes Of Small Towns Are Incorrect
'Our Towns' sets examples for the hope and promise for America through visiting some of its small towns and cities....
April 17, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 30s, abusive relationships, Argyris Papadimitropoulos, Athens, couple, dance, Denise Gough, disco, DJ, drama, fling, Friday, Greece, heartbreak, indie romance comedy, Man’, Monday, monday review, nudity, party, Romance, Romance Comedy, Sebastian Stan, sex, Weekend fling, woman, Isabella Brownlee
‘Monday’: Sebastian Stan and Denise Gough Entangle in a Bare-Back Weekend of Romance, Sex, and More Sex
In ‘Monday’, Sebastian Stan and Denise Gough’s sexy romance, set in Greece, catches a case of the Monday blues in this indie rom-com....
April 17, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, action, batwoman, birds of prey, Cast, characters, Compelling, critics, Director, drama, Film, George Gallo, Identityobviously a market for these kinds of films if they continue to be produced., Lean On Me, Lucy, Morgan Freeman, narrative, Opinion, Orange Is the New Black, Plot, reviews, Ruby Rose, Shawshank Redemption, story, suspense, Taken, thriller, Vanquish, vanquish movie, vanquish movie review, vanquish review, Wanted, women, writer, Danessa Naj'e Lopez
Is New Action Film, ‘Vanquish’, Starring Morgan Freeman and Ruby Rose, Something We’ve Already Seen?
My overall opinion of ‘Vanquish’, was a great concept, that could use a little extra help in the delivery. The film almost felt rushed in some aspects....
April 17, 2021CULTURE TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, basketball, big shot review, Coach, Confidence, disney, Disney Channel, Disney Plus, Double Teamed, Full-Court Miracle, Good Person, Growth, Heart, high school, High School Musical, Insecure, John Stamos, John Wooden, kobe bryant, Luck of the Irish, nba, NCAA, Paige Bueckers, pilot, Private School, Problematic, Redeemable, Review of Big Shot, series, Show, success, Triggering, TV, UCLA, UConn, WNBA, women, Women Thriving, Samuel James Parven
John Stamos’s ‘Big Shot’: A New Perspective on Winning & Inspiring Female Athletes to Be the Best Versions of Themselves
‘Big Shot’ shows to us that success is not determined by the number on a scoreboard....
April 17, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, ‘90s, 2000s, 2021 release, Bentley Kyle Evans, Black Community, black lives matter, Black voices, Comedy, Dad Stop Embarrassing Me, Dad Stop Embarrassing Me review, David Allen Grier, family, family drama, family-friendly, Father Daughter, funny, Gen Z, Generation Z, Jamie Foxx, Jim Patterson, Ken Whittingham, Kids, Kyla-Drew, multicam, netflix, Porscha Coleman, representation, single dad, single parent, sitcom, top ten Netflix, Lana Nguyen
Jamie Foxx and Kyla-Drew’s ‘Dad Stop Embarrassing Me!’ is a Return to the Classic Multi-Cam Sitcom
‘Dad Stop Embarrassing Me!’ is the new Netflix Original Series stars Jamie Foxx and Kyla-Drew as a comedic father-daughter duo. ...
April 17, 2021FEATURES, FEATURES TV, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, 2006, 5150, Belinda Lane, California, catfish., Crystal Theobald, documentary, Drugs, family, family members, gang, genre, humanistic, investigation, Jaimie Theobald, miniature sets, miniatures, murder, MySpace, netflix, Netflix original, police, portrait, Revenge, review, Riverside, social media, talking-head interviews, tragedy, Trending, True Crime, Why Did You Kill Me?, Why Did You Kill Me? review, Caroline Adamec
‘Why Did You Kill Me?’: Netflix Does It Again with Their Incredible Tale of a Life Gone Too Soon
At just under ninety minutes, this original documentary 'Why Did You Kill Me?' is definitely worth a watch....
April 16, 2021CULTURE TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, TV TOP, actor, Adam McKay, Awkward, Bo Burnham, Camera Crew, Cameraman, cancelled, Chris Rock, Comedy, coming-of-age, Director, Dockumentary, Eighth Grade, Facebook, HBO, high school, Lakers, Larry Bird, Make Happy, Mockumentary, Modern Family, mtv, parks and recreation, Poem, promising young woman, reality tv, Review of Zach Stone is Gonna Be Famous, screenwriter, series, sex, social media, stand up, Substance, Teen, Teen Wolf, the office, TV, What, Words Words Words, Zach Stone is Gonna Be Famous, Zach Stone is Gonna Be Famous review, Samuel James Parven
‘Zach Stone is Gonna Be Famous’ – The Show that MTV Was Not Ready For
 ‘Zach Stone is Gonna Be Famous’ was Bo Burnham’s MTV comedy series whose main fault was the network on which it aired, and it deserves more recognition....
April 16, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1917, Agatha Christie, Ana de Armas, Anke Sun, bong joon ho, Chen Chang, chris evans, Christopher Ming-Shun Lee, christopher nolan, Denis Villeneuve, dune, Foriegn Film, Foriegn Movie, Janine Chung-Ning Chang, Ji Hun, Ji Hun Film, Ji Hun Film Review, Ji Hun Movie, Ji Hun Movie Review, Ji Hun Review, john david washington, Knives Out, Mystery Film, Mystery Movie, netflix, Oscar Isaac, parasite, Rian Johnson, robert pattinson, Sam Mendes, Taiwanese Film, Taiwanese Movie, tenet, The Soul, The Soul Film, The Soul Film Review, The Soul Movie, The Soul Movie Review, The Soul Review, the soul taiwan, Timothée Chalamet, Wei-Hao Cheng, Whodunnit, zendaya, Sean Aversa
‘The Soul’: A Winding Thrill — Netflix’s Chinese-Taiwanese Mystery Film A Real Mindbender
An exceptionally well-crafted murder mystery, ‘The Soul’ will surprise even seasoned fans of the genre with its unexpected twist and turns....
April 16, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, 2020, A24, Adam Janota Bzowski, Amazon Prime Video, anti-religious, atmospheric, atmospheric horror, Ben Fordesman, Editing, eerie, End of the F*cking World, films of 2020, films to obsess over, horror films, introspective, jennifer Ehle, Loneliness, masochism, Mental Health, Morfydd Clark, obsession, Percussion and strings, Psychological, psychological horror, religion, Religious imagery in film, Rose Glass, Saint Maud, saint maud review, sound design, study of the mind, subtle, successful films, unique films, Work, zealous, Tyler Sear
Must Watch – A24 & Rose Glass’s ‘Saint Maud’: A Terrifying Glimpse Into the Descent to Madness | BAFTA Nominee
A24 strikes gold again with ‘Saint Maud’ a gritty horror tastefully observing the tumultuous relationship between the troubled mind and religious belief....
April 16, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, adventure, art, artist, Ben Stiller, Cliche, cool, David Bowie, David Foster Wallace, Daydream, Film, fun, Happiness, Heroic, Himalayas, Hope, Iceland, image, Imaginary, irony, Just Do It, Kristen Wiig, Life, Love, New Sincerity, Optimism, Photography, Real, review, Risk, Sean Penn., Sentimental, Sincere, Space Oddity, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty review, Truth, Work, Zackary Silberman
In Defense of ‘The Secret Life of Walter Mitty’: Toward a New Sincerity
‘The Secret Life of Walter Mitty’ is a film that can change your life, that is, if you let it, so keep an open mind; get ready for the adventure of a lifetime....
April 15, 2021CULTURE TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Asian-American, Authenticity, black lives matter, blm, Cierra Ramirez, Deadline, diversity, Downtown LA, embracing diversity, executive producer, Freeform, Generation Z, good trouble, good trouble review, hulu, lgbtq, Los Angeles, Maia Mitchell, people of color, progressive television, Racial Injustice, Rotten Tomatoes, Sherry Cola, Spin-off, stand up comedian, stereotypes, Television Series, The Fosters, Tommy Martinez, Women’s rights, Zuri Adele, Alexa Sutherland
How Freeform’s ‘Good Trouble’ Continuously Tackles Important Issues in Today’s Current Society
'Good Trouble' continues to break boundaries that many other shows tend to shy away from and each week audiences are blown away....
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