Two teenagers bond over their love of a supernatural TV show, but it is mysteriously canceled in the new A24 film I Saw the TV Glow. Check out our review of the film and don’t forget to subscribe for more movie reviews.
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“Two teenagers bond over their love of a supernatural TV show, but it is mysteriously cancelled.”
A young couple is terrorized by three masked strangers in The Strangers: Chapter 1. Watch our review of the film and our discussion of Uncle Renny Harlin’s great hairline.
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“After their car breaks down in an eerie small town, a young couple is forced to spend the night in a remote cabin. Panic ensues as they are terrorized by three masked strangers who strike with no mercy and seemingly no motive.”
by Kevin Muller
Before streaming came along, it wasn’t unheard of that a romantic comedy would make over 100 million dollars. People flocked to the films of two people, usually at odds with one another, before slowly falling in love. Recently, Anyone But You, starring Sydney Sweeney and Glenn Powell, gave hope that films like these aren’t finished. Back in the 90’s, the Queen of this genre was Meg Ryan. Ask your mom, Aunt, or Grandmother, what they think of her, and you will probably be greeted with a warm smile and some kind words. Ryan had a monopoly on being the cute girl who just can’t find love. After the decade ended, her star power faded. She tried to dip her toes in different genres, but she never saw the same success as did in those films. Now, she is back in the genre that made her a star. Not only does she headline the new film What Happens Later, but she also co-wrote the script and directed it.
Kevin is back with his segment “Se7en with Kevin.” As a treat for the viewers, Kevin will be adding one more film on to the seven. This time, we have films that range from the good to the downright awful.
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Kevin is back to review the last seven horror movies that he watched in the ‘Se7en with Kevin’ series.
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By Kevin Muller
The chance to be the lead in a big budget film, like the ones in the Star Wars franchise, is any actor’s dream. In 2015, we were introduced to Daisy Ridley, who was Rey in Episodes 7-9. The young actress had Hollywood in her hands. While filming the trilogy, she popped up in some popular films like Murder on the Orient Express and Peter Rabbit. Unfortunately, as a lead actress, she hasn’t found that much success. Now, she is taking a stab at an adaptation of the popular novel The Marsh King’s Daughter. Has the actress found the right project to showcase her talents?
by Kevin Muller
For some actors, they can have an on-screen persona that, if they play their cards right, could provide them with a lucrative career. Both Michael Cera and Jon Hamm gained notoriety through television roles that you couldn’t imagine anyone else playing. In the 2003 classic comedy show Arrested Development, Cera played the awkward George Michael. His performance comprised of making a situation more uncomfortable by attempting jokes that weren’t funny, delivered with no confidence, or at worst, a combination of the two. Despite that, the character was lovably weird. As the mysterious and magnetic Don Draper, Jon Hamm turned up the charisma and charm up to 100. As the show moved forward, the performance then became a mix tragedy and self-pity.
A young man unleashes a campaign of vengeance against the corrupt leaders who murdered his mother in Monkey Man. Check out our review of the action-thriller, now in theaters and streaming on demand.
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“An anonymous young man unleashes a campaign of vengeance against the corrupt leaders who murdered his mother and continue to systematically victimize the poor and powerless.”
Season 2 of Tokyo Vice reached its explosive conclusion and wrapped up a major storyline two seasons in the making. Join Logan and Henry as they review the entire second season, now streaming on Max.
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“A Western journalist working for a publication in Tokyo takes on one of the city’s most powerful crime bosses.”
A boy faces his fears and meets a new friend named Dark in the new Dreamworks Netflix animated film, Orion and the Dark. Check out our review of the film and watch the movie only on Netflix.
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“A boy with an active imagination faces his fears on an unforgettable journey through the night with his new friend: a giant, smiling creature named Dark.”
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