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[Double Feature] Black Panther

1/30/2019

David: I’ve sat on this review for a few days, partly because I had to think about all the thoughts I had about and surrounding this movie. Though Civil War approached some of the political...

Shannon: For some reason, I've had this movie in my Marvel BluRay collection ever since it came out, but have not seen it. The film was recently nominated for Best Picture in the...

[Double Feature] Bohemian Rhapsody

1/28/2019

by David

by Shannon

David: It may sound like a bandwagon decision, but I actually really like Queen. I discovered them (like most people probably) in my teens, shortly after I performed a deep dive into the...

Shannon: Alas, this was the only movie I went to see during my time off for the holidays. I had planned to do more, but I had so many DVDs to get through on the watch list I figured the...

[Double Feature] The Blob (1958)

1/24/2019

by David

by Shannon

David: Horror community, I have a confession to make. Though I had seen the 1988 remake, I had never seen the original Blob film from 1958. And you know what? It’s pretty good...

Shannon: If you’ve been following our site for awhile now, you may remember when we reviewed The Stuff. I feel like this movie has similar aspects to it, being totally ridiculous...

[Double Feature] Adrift

1/22/2019

by David

by Shannon

David: Sam Claflin may be one of the best men in Hollywood that lends the spotlight to his fellow female costars. It’s a refreshing trend – you look at his past work in...

Shannon: Shailene Woodley and Sam Claflin star in this biographical drama about a young couple who embark on a journey across the Pacific with San Diego in mind for their destination...

[Double Feature] Outlaw King

1/18/2019

by David

by Shannon

David: David Mackenzie (Hell or High Water) is a terrific talent. He shows that immediately in Outlaw King by giving us an opening shot that never breaks and is (by my estimation) over...

Shannon: I have three distinct reactions to this movie. One: I really hate how humans treat each other. Not much has changed since the 1300s when this movie takes place...

[Double Feature] Odd Thomas

1/15/2019

by David

by Shannon

David: Odd Thomas. Little Ozzie. Stormy Llewelyn. Fungus Bob. These are all characters that make their big screen appearance in 2013’s Odd Thomas, which is based on the book series by...

Shannon: Odd Thomas (Anton Yelchin) has the ability to see dead people and other entities that come from the “realm.” The movie starts out with him catching a man who kills little...

[Double Feature] City of Ember

1/14/2019

by David

by Shannon

David: Sometimes movies have trouble figuring out who to market to. I think City of Ember (and probably the movie tanking at the box office right now, Mortal Engines) are examples of that...

Shannon: I was please when I first popped in this DVD into the player to see Saoirse Ronan and Bill Murray as the two stars of the film. Saoirse is most definitely one of my favorite actresses...

by David

I love shorts. They’re one of my favorite parts about becoming a reviewer – before then, my exposure to them was rare. Now, I get the privilege to review them enough that I can rarely keep up with them. For example, it took me far too long to get to The First Date, a five minute film directed and written by Adam Weber.

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[Double Feature] The Boy

1/8/2019

by David

by Shannon

David: There are a whole lot of movies and stories about creepy dolls. I mean, just off the top of my head without much thought I can tell you about Chucky (Child’s Play), Slappy...

Shannon: I’ve always heard of this movie, and in the back of my mind have kind of wanted to see it. The fact that there’s a little doll haunting a poor nanny seems creepy enough. Greta...

[Double Feature] Air Bud

1/3/2019

by David

by Shannon

David: When one of the DFP faithful first sent this in (indeed, the entire franchise – sorry friend, that’s not gonna happen), my heart sank. That’s because I truly didn’t feel like...

Shannon: Air Bud has always been a staple for childhoods when it comes to my generation. I’m not 28 (going on 29 oh boy) and I can still remember watching this movie many many times..

[Double Feature] The Burrowers

1/2/2019

by David

by Shannon

David: I feel like Westerns have been making a comeback in recent years. Whether it’s the Western feel of films like Hold The Dark or Wind River, or the easily felt Western influence...

Shannon: First thing I would like to say is that westerns are by far my least favorite genre of movie. They are just so… boring. I know they are a huge staple in the film world, particularly...

[Double Feature] Ant-Man and the Wasp

1/2/2019

by David

by Shannon

David: Ant-Man, the film started by Edgar Wright and finished by Peyton Reed, was fun, but didn’t really seek to add a whole lot of depth to either the characters or the MCU as a hole...

Shannon: Ant-Man is probably one my favorite Marvel movies in the franchise. The original movie was funny and had just enough science fiction in there to keep my attention. I was...

[Review] What Was Lost

1/2/2019

by David

Joel (John-Patrick Driscoll) is a professor consumed by the search for a missing poet and her work. Eventually this leads him to lose his job, because he hasn’t been doing his normal job duties. He returns home to find his wife (Elsa Carette) cheating on him with another man (Dustin Kyle).

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[Double Feature] Black Panther

[Double Feature] Bohemian Rhapsody

[Double Feature] The Blob (1958)

[Double Feature] Adrift

[Double Feature] Outlaw King

[Double Feature] Odd Thomas

[Double Feature] City of Ember

[Review] The First Date

by David

[Double Feature] The Boy

[Double Feature] Air Bud

[Double Feature] The Burrowers

[Double Feature] Ant-Man and the Wasp

[Review] What Was Lost

by David

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