Save Yourselves! Movie Review: Fun, Escapist Entertainment
After a short theatrical window, Save Yourselves! will be available on-demand, and our full review tells you why it's worth your time to find a way to see it.
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Blackbird Review: Susan Sarandon Delivers a Strong Performance
If you're in the mood for a good, old-fashioned family drama, you should check out Blackbird this weekend. You can read our review to determine if it's worth a watch.
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Northwood Pie Bursts Free of Budgetary Constraints for Charming Coming-of-Age Flick
We have a full review of Northwood Pie, an independent coming-of-age movie about growing up and moving on. Find out why we recommend you check it out.
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I Am Woman: Life-Affirming and Hopeful Film Chronicles Feminist Icon Helen Reddy
The film I Am Woman gives new life to Helen Reddy, her career, and her connection to the women's movement through her unofficial anthem. Our review.
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Class Action Park: Part Nostalgia, Part Horror Movie
It was New Jersey in the 1980s and Action Park was the place to be, unless you were one of the unlucky who paid the price for the craziness.
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Fátima Offers a Compelling Portrait of Children Carrying a Burden of Faith
A wonderful cast brings to life the story of the Fátima visions and prophecies witnessed by three young children urged to carry a message from the Virgin Mary.
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5 Years Apart Movie Review: A Delightful Cast Makes For a Winning Film
Two brothers reunite unexpectedly for an emotionally charged weekend in 5 Years Apart. Read our review of the new release, and don't worry we don't spoil ALL the fun!
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Chemical Hearts Review: A Moving Portrait of Young Love
Check out our review of Chemical Hearts, a moving portrait of young love from and starring Riverdale's Lili Reinhart, who knows a thing or two about broken hearts.
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A Murder to Remember Review: A Tragic Exploration of Stockholm Syndrome!
On Ann Rule's A Murder to Remember, Robin's husband is killed, and she struggles to piece together if her "savior" is really a friend or a monster. Read our review!
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Sleeping With Danger Review: Riveting, Haunting, and Wonderfully Cast!
On Lifetime's Ann Rule adaptation, Sleeping With Danger, Grace's man of her dreams becomes a hellish nightmare, and she fights to survive him. Read our review!
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The Secret: Dare to Dream Shines a Little Positivity on 2020
While 2020 seems like an incredible struggle -- for our health and basic rights -- The Secret: Dare to Dream challenges you to see things differently for best results.
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Her Deadly Groom Review: A Twisty, Thrilling Cautionary Tale!
On Her Deadly Groom, Allison realizes that the new man she marries is nothing like she imagined, but is it too many dead bodies too late? Read our review inside!
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Psych 2 Review: Lassie Come Home
Our review of Psych 2 reveals what happens when Shawn and Gus return to Santa Barbara to help Lassiter, recovering after being ambushed, determine who attacked him.
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Tom Hanks Casts Away on Greyhound In a Tailor-Made Role
Tom Hanks stars in and wrote the screenplay for Greyhound, a film that takes place during the winter of 1943 during the Battle of the Atlantic. Our review.
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The Outpost Movie Review: Rod Lurie's Riveting Film Documents Valor at War
Based on Jake Tapper's book, The Outpost: The Untold Story of American Valor, Rod Lurie skillfully details one of the bloodiest battles of the War in Afghanistan.
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7500 Review: Joseph Gordon-Levitt Delivers a Taut Performance in Amazon's Latest Original
Amazon Prime's latest original movie, 7500 starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, is a tense thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Read our review.
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Mighty Oak Review: Child-Prodigy Tommy Ragen Plays Rockstar
Janel Parrish joins child-prodigy Tommy Ragen in Mighty Oak, one of the first films released to reopening movie theaters and drive-ins nationwide.
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The King of Staten Island Thematically Deconstructs Faulty First Impressions, Along with Its Own
Faulty first impressions lead to errs in judgment. That's the message taken from Davidson's debut star-vessel, The King of Staten Island. Delve into our movie review here.
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The Accompanist: Beautiful Music and Dancing Do Not a Cohesive Film Make
By eliminating, in our minds, the existence of all other films from the genre with which we ought to contrast, we hope a good story survives on The Accompanist. Our review.
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The Third Strike Review: A Documentary Offering Hope to Three-Strikes Law Cases
Nicole Jones introduces the Decaration Collective Iniative, it's founder MiAngel Cody, and five men incarcerated under three-strikes legislation in this moving documentary.
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Quiet Please... Justly Emotes and Explains the Horrors of Misophonia
Quiet Please... is justly, emotionally, and informatively presented for friends, acquaintances, and ignorant employers who don't believe misophonia is a "legit" disability. Read our review.
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Turnover Review: An Uplifting Film with a Purpose
Now playing on Amazon Prime, Turnover is a film by Linda Palmer about a cafe owner who gets a serious dose of community love. It's streaming on Amazon Prime.
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Soundwave Review: A Near Pitch-Perfect, Suspenseful Popcorn Thriller!
On the award-winning, sci-fi thriller indie flick, Soundwave, a young gifted teen faces off against a shady organization after his innovative machine. Read our review!
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Valley Girl Review: Timing Is Everything
If this retelling of Valley Girl had gotten released in 2018 as planned, it probably wouldn't have gone as well. Find out why it's perfect for 2020.
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