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[Nightmarish Detour Review] MY SPY

As a young middle schooler, I recall The Pacifier starring Vin Diesel. Here was this musclebound Navy SEAL forced to essentially babysit a bunch of kids as

[Nightmarish Detour Review] MISS JUNETEENTH

If you’ve been following the absolute horror show that is our current news cycle, then you will know and understand the importance of amplifying Black

[Documentary Review] YOU DON’T NOMI

There are some topics that are better left by the wayside when it comes to getting to know folks. Y’all know how deeply polarizing subjects

[Chattanooga Film Festival Review] THE WANTING MARE

Ethereally atmospheric with perpetual melancholic undertones, THE WANTING MARE, produced by Shane Carruth and written and directed by Nicholas Ashe Bateman, feels loosely stitched together

[Nightmarish Detour Review] VILLAIN

In VILLAIN, the first feature film by Philip Barantini, Eddie (Craig Fairbrass) is trying to put his life back together after a long stint in

[Movie Review] CASTLE IN THE GROUND

As a lover of film and television, I sometimes learn about the happenings in the world through those forms of entertainment as I’m a bit

[Nightmarish Detour Review] DEERSKIN

There are a ton of films out there about the figure that goes out in search of themselves. These films are often optimistic and hopeful.

[Nightmarish Detour Review] THE IN-BETWEEN

As per usual, I went into THE IN-BETWEEN not knowing anything about this film and it left me pleasantly surprised. At first, I wasn’t really

[Nightmarish Detour Review] THE FLOOD

THE FLOOD, directed by Anthony Woodley and written by Helen Kingston, is a well-intentioned yet contrived take on the refugee crisis in Europe. For a

[Movie Review] THE QUARRY

Watching a small, quiet thriller like THE QUARRY is a firm reminder that casting is still one of cinema’s greatest special effects. There’s just no

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