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REVIEW: ‘Bumblebee’ is a Nostalgia-Fueled Delight
Posted by Joshua T. Ruth
‘Bumblebee’ has succeeded in delivering such a well-realized and satisfying Transformers film that it’s mind-boggling it took six movies to get here. This is not only the best film in the franchise, it’s one of the most joyous film experiences
REVIEW: ‘Mission Impossible: Fallout’ is a Breathtaking Monument to Practical Stunts
Posted by Joshua T. Ruth
‘Mission Impossible: Fallout’ marks a departure for the franchise. Previous to this installment, every ‘Mission’ has had a different director and feel. The films often felt like they were not in the same genre. From De Palma’s 70s conspiracy-thriller meets 90s blockbuster,
REVIEW: ‘Eighth Grade’ is Anxiety-Ridden, Hilarious and True
Posted by Joshua T. Ruth
A24 and writer-director Bo Burnham’s ‘Eighth Grade’ throws aside the expected tropes of most indie coming-of-age films and manages to not only be one of the most honest portrayals of youth, but it may be the first true film of
REVIEW: ‘Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom’ is a Toothless Mess
Posted by Joshua T. Ruth
*Contains spoilers ‘Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom’ starts with a ton of potential and nosedives into one of the most bafflingly terrible films I have seen in quite a while. The movie begins with a mercenary team venturing to the island from the
PARODIES & SATIRE IN FILM – CULT FOLLOWING PODCAST EPISODE #8
Posted by Victor Moreno
In this eighth edition of Cult Following, Victor, Kirby and Adam keep the fun going in this latest podcast for the Cult Classics AZ crew. In this round, we define and discuss PARODIES & SATIRE in film. We are also
