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This is one of the top highlight films that you’ll see from Netflix from this year. Fans of Jake Gyllenhaal will definitely want to add this film to their watch queue. Read more

Some things are better left on Broadway, and this is not a musical worth heading to theaters to experience. Read more

Marvel’s latest superhero epic lowers the bar for quality entertainment once again. Read more

“Cry Macho” is one of the better films to be released on the HBO Max streaming service and an original film worthy of a watch. Read more

Last Night In Soho Throws A Massive Interception In The Final Minutes Dooming A Great Start Read more

“Copshop” is a relentlessly entertaining shoot-’em-up film with B-movie style and charisma. Read more

While a stronger finish would have made “The Card Counter” one of 2021’s best films, it is still sound enough to get a strong recommendation for those looking for a quality flick this weekend. Read more

Just because “Game of Thrones” was one of the most popular television shows in the last decade doesn’t mean you should invest 100 million into a medieval drama about rape. Read more

Save your money and just wait until Halloween Ends comes out next year (yes, there is another one) because Halloween Kills is nothing but the 105 minute filler episode of the series. Read more

“Afterlife of the Party” stands out and is a true form of family entertainment that is rare not only for Netflix but movies in general. Read more

If you have seen one MCU film, you have seen them all, and “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” is no different from the rest. Read more

“Together” is simple storytelling and bare-bones filmmaking at its finest. Read more

“Candyman” is a 90-minute lecture on the evils of gentrification, not a horror film worthy of the original. Read more

“Reminiscence” continues Warner Bros.’ streak of flops this summer (“Mortal Kombat,” “Space Jam: A New Legacy”) with a film that is far duller than it should be. Read more

“The Night House” takes audiences on a good ride, but questionable character decisions along the way deter audiences from reaching its intended destination of being a solid, stylistic horror film. Read more

“The Protégé” isn’t a fresh new idea, but it is an extremely entertaining and downright fun action-thriller film. Read more

“Naked Singularity” is 40 percent of an interesting movie, but until they find the remaining 60 percent, there isn’t anything here to recommend for viewers. Read more