By: Amanda Guarragi The Night House is one of the biggest surprises of the year for me. The horror genre is filled with many different stories, but I tend to gravitate towards psychological horrors the most. When structuring a psychological horror, the atmosphere is one of the most important things to focus on. And that is exactly what director David Bruckner did. The story begins … Continue reading ‘The Night House’ Review
By: Amanda Guarragi Oh, Baby! is a comedic narrative short that follows Jane (Kate Morgan Chadwick): a thirty-something pregnant woman having a baby on her own. Hormones are out of whack for her, and she is seeking some sort of relief. She is empowered, single, and yes she wants to have sex, but no strings attached. She scrolls through Bumble and lands on Ben. They … Continue reading ‘Oh Baby!’ Review
By: Amanda Guarragi The horror genre has been giving audiences so much to look forward to. Each new addition to the genre is original, unique and delivers the scares. Some aren’t as strong as others, but they add something new each time. Whether it be visually, psychologically, or emotionally, the genre has been elevated. Even with the more obscure horror films, that did not stick … Continue reading ‘Candyman’ (2021) Review
By: Amanda Guarragi What can be said about Vacation Friends? It is supposed to be a comedy, that brings two unlikely couples together, as they vacation in Mexico. It is always great to see Lil Rel Howery because I genuinely think, he has great comedic timing and is one of the funniest men working right now. However, this script, buried the jokes and nothing really … Continue reading ‘Vacation Friends’ Review
By: Amanda Guarragi In the superhero world, there are origin stories that are fairly generic. The same formula runs its course and we are left with another hero, who will soon be integrated in the fabric of the MCU. In this case, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings feels like a breath of fresh air in the Marvel universe. We have our first … Continue reading ‘Shang-Chi And The Legends Of The Ten Rings’ Review
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