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ANGEL AND THE BADMAN – A Review by John Strange

Western films are few and far between these days.  New western films that are good are even harder to find.  The filmmakers of Angel and the Badman were truly ambitious.  They remade...

HEART OF THE BEAST – A Review by Cynthia Flores

It has been twelve years since director David Ayer and actor Brad Pitt last worked together on the 2014 war film Fury. That film told the story of Staff Sergeant Don "Wardaddy"...

NEAGLEY: SEASON 1 – A Review by John Strange

A few seasons ago, I watched Amazon Prime's new take on Reacher, from the novels by British author Jim Grant under the pen name Lee Child.  Alan Ritchson is apparently much closer...

DEAR YOU – A Review by Jenn Rohm

Director Hongchun Lan conducted extensive research for Dear You, in which he served as both writer and director.  He visited with over 300 families whose lives were impacted by remittance letters sent home...

The Cycle of Love – A Review By Cynthia Flores

The tagline for this beautiful documentary is “It's a love story like no other. It's an inspiring, heartwarming epic true-life adventure about believing in love against all odds and risking everything for...

MUTINY – A Review by John Strange

Jason Statham is well known for his variety of action films.  The action in his films involves a lot of fighting and a fast pace that can leave some filmgoers behind.  Mutiny...
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Naples International Film Festival 2026 Announces Film and Events Lineup for October fest

Artis—Naples announced today the film lineup for the 18th annual Naples International Film Festival (NIFF), to be held October 22-25, 2026. The festival opens on Thursday, October 22, with Opening Night Shorts,...

HOLDING LIAT – Interview with Director Brandon Kramer and Producer Lance Kramer

"In the weeks unfolding after Liat is kidnapped, her father resists efforts to use her captivity to justify escalating violence in Gaza, exposing political and emotional rifts within his family as they...

Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival announces film lineup for 35th Anniversary edition

The critically acclaimed Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival presented by Oaklawn announced the lineup of films and honorees for its 35th Anniversary edition, taking place October 9-17. Screenings will kick off at...

OUR LOVES – Interview with Filmmaker Avi Nesher

Veteran Israeli filmmaker Avi Nesher's latest film is the powerful, OUR LOVES.  Our Gadi Elkon spoke with Avi before OUR LOVES held its World Premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival this...

25th Annual Kineo Awards Announces Honorees for event at Venice Film Festival

The renowned Kinéo Awards announced honorees for its 25th Anniversary edition, including Faye Dunaway, Nicola Peltz Beckham, and Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another. Cecilia Miniucchi’s dramatic short film, Dinner With...

Dallas VideoFest’s 24-Hour VideoRace returns Labor Day weekend!

Filmmakers of all ages and experience levels will have 24 hours to create an original short film before a public screening and finals at the Angelika Film Center Dallas — The clock...

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The Key Biscayne Film Festival Expands with Star-Studded 2026 Edition

The Key Biscayne Film Festival (KBFF) is swiftly establishing itself as a distinctive and essential part of South Florida’s cultural landscape. Created as an intimate, community focused alternative to larger metropolitan festivals,...

OH. WHAT. FUN. – A Review by Jenn Rohm

December is upon us, which means the holiday season has officially begun. With frigid weather hitting parts of the United States—including regions that rarely see the cold—it’s the perfect time to curl...

AMERICAN SKYJACKER – A Review by Jenn Rohm

Every time I travel by plane, I pass through security, something I have always accepted as necessary for passenger safety.  News coverage over the years has reinforced why these procedures continue to...

EXIT PROTOCOL – A Review by Jenn Rohm

There are different kinds of action movies; one subgenre is the bad action movie.  There is a balance needed for a bad action movie to be a good movie, and sometimes that...

MY BROTHER’S KEEPER – A Review by John Strange

My Brother's Keeper approaches the issue of PTSD and its effects on both the soldier and the people around him.  When Travis (T.C. Stallings) loses his best friend in Afghanistan, he comes...

DAVID – A Review by Jenn Rohm

Just in time for the holiday season, David arrives in theaters with a fresh retelling of a foundational biblical story. Based on the Book of Samuel in the Old Testament, the film...

WICKED TO RETURN TO DALLAS’ MUSIC HALL AT FAIR PARK MAY 6 – JUNE 14, 2026

Broadway Dallas and Broadway Across America (BAA) are pleased to announce WICKED, Dallas’s most popular musical, will return to the Music Hall at Fair Park May 6 – June 14, 2026, as part...

First National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation Station Wagon, RV, and Squirrel Bobbleheads Unveiled

This morning, to celebrate the anniversary of the 1989 release of “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation,” the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum unveiled an officially licensed collection of three National Lampoon’s...

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