Netflix’ Trainwreck Series: Our Review of ‘Mayor of Mayhem’

Netflix’ Trainwreck Series: Our Review of ‘Mayor of Mayhem’

The Common Sense Revolution is a political slogan that ruined both Ontario and Toronto, this documentary focusing on Toronto. Specifically, Trainwreck’s new installment, Shianne Brown’s Mayor of Mayhem focuses on the man who brought that revolution to Toronto politics, Rob Ford, a pre-Trump politician. A councilor, Rob Ford took advantage of the 2009 garbage strike. […]

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ENTER FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN DOUBLE PASSES TO SEE ‘M3GAN 2.0 BEFORE ANYONE ELSE!!!

Every murderous doll needs a friend…. Two years after M3GAN, a marvel of artificial intelligence, went rogue and embarked on a murderous (and impeccably choreographed) rampage and was subsequently destroyed, M3GAN’s creator Gemma (Allison Williams) has become a high-profile author and advocate for government oversight of A.I. Meanwhile, Gemma’s niece Cady (Violet McGraw), now 14, […]

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Real Love: Our Review of ‘Materialists’

Movies, Theatrical ‐ June 13, 2025
Real Love: Our Review of ‘Materialists’

We may want to know what love is, but we don’t always want it to show us… In theatres tomorrow, Materialists manages to have its cake and eat it too because it works as a deliciously savage take down of the modern ideal of a romantic comedy while still actually being a rather sweet and […]

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Lifetimes: Our Review of ‘Endless Cookie’

Theatrical ‐ June 12, 2025
Lifetimes: Our Review of ‘Endless Cookie’

A film that took nine years to make, Endless Cookie, an animation documentary hybrid, depicts lifetimes. There are side stories here, capturing a justice system that has a racist tendencies against Indigenous people. Those tendencies also omit First Nations in conversations about getting their land back. It’s also about two brothers, Pete and Seth Scriver. […]

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A Fun Family Flick: Our Review of ‘How To Train Your Dragon’

Movies, Theatrical ‐ June 12, 2025
A Fun Family Flick: Our Review of ‘How To Train Your Dragon’

In 2010 Dreamworks released an animated film that charmed the hearts of both children and adults alike. It followed the story of a young misfit Viking who befriended an enemy dragon before finding a way to end a war that had cost many lives on both sides of the fight. The film did so well. […]

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Time to Improve?: Our Review of ‘FUBAR Season 2’ on Netflix

Arnold Schwarzenegger is back for a second season of FUBAR, but first, a recap of last season’s events. The last time we saw Schwazenegger’s Luke Brunner and company, they were on the run from some goons. That’s because their information is now available to every mercenary that Luke and his team crossed from way back. […]

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Can’t Wait: Our Review of ‘Notice to Quit’ on MUBI

Andy Singer (Michael Zegen) confronts his ex-wife Liz (Isabel Arraiza) after she drops their kid Anna (Kasey Bella Suarez) on him. His issue is that she’s taking Anna to Florida after he has to supervise her for a day. Unable to pass her off to anyone else, the actor/ realtor drags her to client showings. […]

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Netflix’s Trainwreck Series: Our Review of ‘The Astroworld Tragedy’ on Netflix

Netflix’s Trainwreck Series: Our Review of ‘The Astroworld Tragedy’ on Netflix

New music is dangerous, that quality attracts young people, sometimes in good ways but sometimes in ways that are harmful. Newer installments of Netflix’ Trainwreck series are branching out, but this second one is The Astroworld Tragedy. It looks at another concert going sideways, this time around, the 2021 COVID-free version of the Astroworld Festival. […]

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He’s Got them Crazy Eyes: Our Review of ‘Dan Da Dan: Evil Eye’

Theatrical ‐ June 08, 2025

Just like the first season of Dan Da Dan, studio Science SARU, in conjunction with Crunchyroll, is releasing the first 3 episodes of Season 2 theatrically bundled together under the name Dan Da Dan: Evil Eye. Not a traditional movie per se, the theatrical event begins with a combination of a five minute first-season recap. […]

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Animated Carnage: Our Review of ‘Predator: Killer of Killers’

Director Dan Trachtenberg, the man who reinvigorated the Predator film series with 2022’s much lauded Disney+ original Prey, and is set to release his first theatrical Predator film later this year with Predator: Badlands, dips his toes into the anime world with another Disney+ original tale debuting this weekend, Predator: Killer of Killers. The anthology […]

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