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Film Review: The Outfit
The Outfit is the most entertaining and satisfying film to hit theaters this year so far and a fine addition to the mobster genre. … read more
Film Review: The Adam Project
The Adam Project is a can’t-miss event of family fun that isn’t going to be on any top ten lists, but it gave Patrick Gibbs exactly what he wanted. … read more
Film Review: Gold
Gold feels like an impressive demo reel for both Efron and Hayes than it does like a substantive film that will leave any kind of lasting impression. … read more
Film Review: Turning Red
Turning Red, Pixar’s latest, is an escape from the worrisome state of the world right now, a perfect ray of sunshine that couldn’t have come at a better time. … read more
Film Review: Huda’s Salon
Huda’s Salon doesn’t provide any easy answers, nor does it try to do so, but it does offer a provocative look at the realities of living in occupied territory … read more
Content Shifter: The 9 Worst New Shows of 2022
Content Shifter brings you nine of the worst new TV series that have premiered in 2022—avoid them at all costs (if they haven’t already been canceled). … read more
Film Review: The Batman
Patrick Gibbs admired The Batman more than he enjoyed it, predicting a polarizing reaction that puts critics, fanboys and the public all in different camps. … read more
Film Review: Studio 666
With a built-in, devoted fan base through its Foo Fighters connection, Studio 666 is almost certain to become an instant cult favorite. … read more
Film Review: Cyrano
As Patrick Gibbs watched Joe Wright’s new musical film adaption, Cyrano, the only feelings he experienced were irritation and confusion. … read more
Film Review: Dog
Dog delivers on its base promises of a goofy, heartfelt time and provides more laughs and cries than many a recent blockbuster. … read more