Film
REVIEW: ‘The Remarkable Life of Ibelin’ Captures The Power Of Connecting Through Video Games
The Remarkable Life of Ibelin is a celebration of a life well-lived, and a spotlight on the positive power gaming can have on a life.
Time Cut follows Lucy Field as she stumbles into the chance to undo a grisly set of murders that shaped her life before she was born.
Don’t Move sees Iris attempt to stave off death until a paralyzing agent injected in her has run its course in this unique thriller.
Venom 3 may be weaker than its predecessors but it’s still a good time, and you can tell Tom Hardy is having a good time too.
Taku Aoyagi turned his life experience during the pandemic into relatable gold in Tokyo Uber Blues, highlighting Aoyagi’s future in film.
Outside explores generational trauma and suffering as a family struggles to survive a zombie apocalypse in this Filipino film.
With solid performances and a twist at the end, Family Pack (Loups-garous) is an excellent pick for any family movie night.
Love Stuck honors the original film, maintaining the magically impactful lessons and overwhelming heart its predecessor carried.
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