Dispensational Christian Content Creator, Film Critic and Entertainment Commentator.
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The Bar Room Podcast #33 (Crowder, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Shannon Sharpe, Daisy Ridley, Ivan Provorov)
This week on the podcast, Steven Crowder goes to war with The Daily Wire, Emmanuelle Chriqui defends the HBO Classic ‘Entourage’ against claims that the show is sexist against women, Shannon Sharpe tries to fight a bunch of 20 year old basketball players at the Lakers games, Daisy Ridley can not even defend Disney’s Star Read more
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The Bar Room Podcast #32 (Velma, M3GAN, Ezra Miller, Dwayne Johnson, Ant-Man: Quantumania)
This week on the podcast, HBO Max’s ‘Velma’ is the biggest disgrace to the dead creators of Scooby Doo of all time, The LGBTQ have claimed an 11 year old robot girl as their new propaganda icon, Ezra Miller ducks jail time as Warner Bros Discovery looks to keep him around, Warner Bros executives Read more
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The Bar Room Podcast #31 (Vince McMahon, Dana White, Adam Sessler, Dave Bautista, Golden Globes)
This week on the podcast, Vince McMahon is officially back in WWE and he is looking to sell the company to the highest bidder, Dana White slaps his wife in a Mexican nightclub and the MMA media is pissed he hasn’t been canceled yet, Adam Sessler says ‘f*** you’ to gamers around the world Read more
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The Bar Room Podcast #30 (Poland, Avatar 3, ESPN, Rian Johnson, Margot Robbie)
This week on the podcast, celebrities are calling for boycotts and protests against Poland for rejecting the LGBTQ agenda, Why the international box office is carrying Avatar to several more movies, Disney is looking to sell ESPN and ABC as they are hurting for cash, Rian Johnson claims that the villain of Glass Onion Read more
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Plane (2023) Review: An Entertaining Throwback Action Thriller
It’s rare to get an action thriller in movie theaters that doesn’t have any strings attached. A movie that isn’t trying to push a female lead in the role of a man, a film that isn’t trying to push some woke lecture disguised as cinema, and a film that doesn’t stop the story mid-film to Read more
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M3GAN Review: A Horror Sci-fi Handcuffed By Restraints
It’s that time of the year again when movies go to die, welcome to the month of January. Now that Oscar bait season is over, it’s time for movie studios to throw away the films that they didn’t have enough faith to put a massive marketing budget behind. January has historically been a graveyard for Read more
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House Party (2023) Review: One Of The Worst Comedies Of All Time Featuring The Illuminati
A few months ago, I saw the trailer for the new remake of ‘House Party’ and I made the mistake of believing that this could be a good movie. I thought that if presented in the right way, this film could be a sleeper hit in the cinema graveyard known as the month of January. Read more
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SocietyReviews Top 10 Best Films of 2022
2022 was a strong year for character-driven films even if most came from overseas. Watching over 125 movies this year we worth it after finding some of the hidden gems of the year. Now that I have dug through all the trash, we begin 2023 with the best films of 2022. Most people reading this Read more
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SocietyReviews Top 10 Worst Films of 2022
Another year and another lineup of the year’s most abysmal film releases that Hollywood has to offer. 2022 was the year that woke progressive propaganda films crashed and burned at the box office. While Top Gun: Maverick dominated the box office, Hollywood’s 2022 film lineup included child grooming, LGBTQ overrepresentation, terrible sequels, feminist revisionism, and Read more
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The Bar Room Podcast #29 (Dwayne Johnson. GLAAD, Scarlett Johansson, Henry Cavill, Rings of Power)
This week on the podcast, Is Avatar: The Way of Water on pace to be the biggest cinematic flop of all time? GLAAD claims that there isn’t enough LGBTQ representation in films, Scarlett Johansson claims she was “groomed” to be a sex symbol by Hollywood, Henry Cavill gets hosed by Warner Bros & James Gunn, Read more
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Paul’s Promise Review: An Incomplete Christian Drama
The world of Christian cinema has dramatically improved over the past few years with various films revamping the genre. The category mixes the teachings of Jesus with thought-provoking and entertaining storytelling. Films such as “I Can Only Imagine,” ”Unplanned” and “The Case for Christ” have turned religious messages into quality cinema by taking a true Read more
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Nope (2022) Review: Jordan Peele’s Resume Takes Another Hit
Jordan Peele has become somewhat critic-proof over the last couple of years, having nothing to with his movies. Peele has made a name for himself creating what he calls “social thrillers,” or horror films based on race. The media has had a tough time covering his films, worried that if critics don’t like a black Read more
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The Bar Room Podcast #28 (Jennifer Lawrence, Patty Jenkins, Vince McMahon, Griner, James Cameron)
This week on the podcast, Jennifer Lawrence proves to the world that she is one of the pound for pound dumbest people on the planet, Patty Jenkins’s ego costs her Wonder Woman and a Star Wars movie, Vince McMahon is now rumored to return to the WWE and hoes are mad, The United States Read more
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Project Wolf Hunting Review: Crazy Stupid Brutal Fun
‘Project Wolf Hunting’ is one of the wildest ideas for a movie that has come out in 2022. A film that is set on a giant cargo ship, putting several murderous villains and armed officers in a battle royale to death. Then just when you think you are getting a conclusion, the story throws in Read more
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Hunt (2022) Review: An Anti-Communist Thriller That Is A Double Cross Too Many
Once again we have another film out of South Korea that is going to anger a lot of communists and K-pop fans due to its refusal to rewrite its history. Despite what American young adults and college professors want you to believe, North Korea is a communist country, which both North and South Koreans can Read more
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Decibel Review: A Brilliant Character Film Wrapped In Explosive Terror
Morality isn’t an issue that Hollywood has any grounds to lecture anyone about these days, so it isn’t much of a surprise when modern films really don’t have much of a story to tell about the issue of right or wrong. It takes a strong man to make a difficult decision, it takes an even Read more
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Avatar The Way of the Water Review: 3 Hours Of Visually Stunning Filler
It’s been thirteen years since Avatar took the World by storm with its revolutionary use of 3D in the confines of modern filmmaking. The 2009 film written and directed by legendary filmmaker James Cameron became the highest-grossing film of all time and later regained its title for highest-grossing film of all time with a re-release Read more
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Seoul Vibe Review: A Franchise Making 80s Heist Blast
Heist films seem to be making a comeback over the last few years and it is fortunate that good filmmakers understand that in order to have a good heist movie, you have to have a colorful and strong cast of characters. It’s becoming rare these days to find a film that gives you an ensemble Read more
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