Beetlejuice Beetlejuice: The BRWC Review. By Christopher Patterson. The Biggest Disappointment in a While, or, in other words, An Impressive Waste of A Thing Called Effort and Time In Just About Everything But The Custom Design and Effects Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is a film I am surprised was made. I remember when I

First Shift: Review. By Ayrton-Lewis Avery. The first film directed by Uwe Boll in eight years is surprisingly light-hearted for a crime drama. Probably expecting it to be as much of a flop as his previous movies, he wanted to parody himself as well. Surprisingly, First Shift is not so bad.

My Brilliant Friend: Season 1-3: Review. By Christopher Patterson. Taking a Look Back at a Marvelous Adaptation Before It Cements Itself in History I finally rewatched, after quite some time, the My Brilliant Friend series. And took another dive into the books with the tenth anniversary of the final book underway. And…

The Killing of Two Lovers: Review. By Ayrton-Lewis Avery. Imagine a movie about a man who keeps on running. That is The Killing of Two Lovers. The director was clearly rushing when he shot the entire film in only twelve days in a rural Utah town. The film considers the

6:66 Seance Hour - Review William (Daniel Rankin) is depressed and can’t get over the loss of his fiancé. He’s spent every day alone since her death and nothing can bring him out of it. His friend, Sam (Piers Cunningham) is understanding and gives William time to grieve, but he has