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Reviews
Review: X-Men Apocalypse
The X-Men Franchise might be one of the most successful and influential comic-book series around but it’s also one of the most inconsistent with all nine of its entries ranging from great to mediocre to downright terrible. Following on from the awful Origins, the franchise seemed to find its feet again with First Class, followed by the even better Days Of Future Past, but like the original trilogy, the 3rd film is always the weakest and Apocalypse suffers from being an enjoyable yet overstuffed third album.
Classic Review – American Graffiti (1973)
Considered to be one of the most profitable movies of all time, George Lucas’ American Graffiti follows a group of Californian teenagers in 1962 on their last night of freedom before two of their friends, Curt and Steve, leave to go to college. The movie follows each friend and their own individual adventure as the night goes on.
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Logan Reviews Bates Motel – Season 4 Finale!
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BEWARE…THERE ARE SPOILERS IN THE FOLLOWING VIDEO.
Review – The Innkeepers
In a companion piece to Henry Hill’s review of Ti West ‘The House Of The Devil, this one will look at his follow-up, The Innkeepers. While not as good as House Of The Devil, it’s still a well-crafted horror film with some effectively creepy moments that guarantee West as a name in modern horror to be remembered.
Review – Green Room
Following up from his theatrical debut, Blue Ruin, director Jeremy Saulnier could’ve taken any route he wanted. And he chose to make Assault On Precinct Nazi, which is absolutely fine because he turns out a film with enough force to confirm himself as a director to watch out for. Green Room is the new best siege movie, with enough intensity and unrelenting violence to satisfy any genre fan.
Logan reviews The Final Girls!
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Review #2 – Keanu
by Kevin Muller
Back in the early 2000’s, Dave Chappelle reigned supreme on Comedy Central with his sketch comedy show “Chappelle’s Show.” It was witty, hilarious, and incredibly smart. When he walked away from it, and the millions of dollars that Comedy Central supposedly threw at him to stay, the network was quick to find a comedian that could fill that void. The question was, could Comedy Central ever find someone even with half the talent that Chappelle possessed?
Review – Keanu
With Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele’s successful television show coming to an end, it was only a matter of time before we saw them branch out to other projects. While they both have tendencies to make smaller appearances in their friends’ television and movie projects, Keanu marks their first project together on the big screen.
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Logan reviews Green Room!
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