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A shirtless Bill Skarsgård screaming in a car for 90 minutes while Anthony Hopkins lectures about etiquette—this remake of 4X4 is less...
The Future Of Child Lock Technology
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Control Freak is an ambitious, if uneven, dive into self-realization wrapped in psychological horror with a little...to much sauce....
Call The Exterminator
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*Identity rewritten, control lost—A Different Man peels back the layers of self-perception and forces us to ask: Who gets to tell our...
The Mask Stays On.
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FROM is a nonsensical, filler-stuffed mess where characters avoid saying anything important, subplots go nowhere, and the dialogue is unbearable. Watching it...
I'd Rather Go Outside Past Dark
The Amateur (2025)
The 5 Stages of Revenge
A competent revenge flick with brains and bite. Malek’s glacial performance as a grieving data decoder turned assassin anchors this cat-and-mouse game, elevating it beyond its tropes. The tech may be Hollywood-fake, but the emotional stakes—and Malek’s haunting presence—feel terrifyingly real.
Locked (2025)
The Future Of Child Lock Technology
A shirtless Bill Skarsgård screaming in a car for 90 minutes while Anthony Hopkins lectures about etiquette—this remake of 4X4 is less thriller, more wealthy-man power fantasy. What starts as a tense survival game quickly turns into a tired "rich = smart, poor = lazy" sermon. Justice? Morality? Who cares—just work harder, right? #MovieReview #Locked2025 #BillSkarsgard
Black Bag (2025)
There’s a Rat In My Agency
Black Bag is a tangled mess of deception, ego, and a suspiciously well-placed steak knife. Michael Fassbender broods, Cate Blanchett commands, and Pierce Brosnan learns the hard way that setting up an intelligence agent never ends well. A chaotic mix of mind games, manipulation, and a plot that may or may not actually matter—perfect for fans of fast-paced crime mysteries with a side of “Oh, haha now I get it” #BlackBag #MovieReview #Whodunnit
Control Freak (2025)
Call The Exterminator
Control Freak is an ambitious, if uneven, dive into self-realization wrapped in psychological horror with a little...to much sauce.
Flow (2024)
A Journey of Change
A breathtaking, wordless odyssey, *Flow* sweeps us through a cat’s quiet transformation—from solitude to selflessness—against stunning painted backdrops and a score that ripples with emotion. With no humans in sight, the film leaves us to ponder survival, change, and the weight of companionship. Mystifying yet deeply moving, *Flow* is a journey you feel as much as you watch. #FlowMovie #FilmReview #CinematicBeauty
A Different Man (2024)
The Mask Stays On.
*Identity rewritten, control lost—A Different Man peels back the layers of self-perception and forces us to ask: Who gets to tell our story? Sebastian Stan delivers a haunting performance in this gripping, existential unraveling of identity and reinvention. Unnerving, thought-provoking, and impossible to shake. #ADifferentMan #FilmReview #WhoAreWeReally