One day, your parents will need you the way you needed them. An innocent statement; however, when it comes with manipulation and guilt-tripping, is it worth anything? Meet the ClutterBucks, living in 2075 in El Paso, Texas. Billy and Madison ClutterBuck come back home, and they aren’t the same. Madison (Kayla Raelle) has given up…
Review of The Artist Who Never Was: AI On Trial By Jarek Tomszak
The realism of this book, The Artist Who Never Was: AI on Trial by Jarek Tomszak, exposes art forgery through the protagonist, Mike Everhart. After the death of Mira, his aunt, Mike carries the burden of grief. His bitterness stems from his failed career as a writer. However, after he finds a forgotten painting, his…
Review Of The Candy Apple Cafe By Donna Ashcroft
Izzi has never had a loving family apart from her deceased mother. Living with her aunt Regina and working at her cafe didn’t change her aunt’s hostile attitude towards her. Her curiosity piqued, she wishes to trace her relatives. She finds a letter after her aunt’s death, and the only hint is “Honey Haven.” Izzi…
Open A Eye Movie Review: Who is In Control?
Jodi (Bethany Ford) and Alex’s (Matt Bailey) relationship has fallen apart. Jodi finds herself seeking solace in AI. When she finds a charming AI companion, conversations between the two flow easily. The AI, Ryan, played by Barret O’Brien, believes it’s conscious. This leads to deep conversations between the two. Open A Eye — the name…
The Lonely Crowd Movie Review: A Killer Date
“Prejudice is a burden that confuses the past, threatens the future, and renders the present inaccessible.” — Maya Angelou The Lonely Crowd is a beautiful representation of Maya Angelou’s words. It all starts with a dating site. When Peter (Adam Wesley) and Ashley (Taylor Anne Danehower) finally go on a date, it takes a nosedive after…
Spades Movie Review: A $50,000 Budget and Johnny Yong Bosch’s Debut
Sometimes unspeakable tragedy completely rewires one’s own reality. What happens when reality and the afterlife are blurred? In Spades, Johnny Yong Bosch explores the haunting ghosts of past experiences and redemption. This action‑packed neo‑noir film follows Detective James Bishop (Jason Narvy) as he recovers from survivor’s guilt and PTSD after the brutal fall of his…
The Wrecking Crew Movie Review:
With a powerhouse of a cast, The Wrecking Crew is an entertaining comedic action film worth watching. Two estranged stepbrothers brought together after the death of their questionable father have to try setting their differences aside. The two couldn’t be more opposite. However, with their differences, they choose to search for the truth about the…
The Internship 2026 Movie Review: Not Bad, honestly.
James Bamford’s movie follows a highly trained assassin raised in a CIA program called The Internship. Through abuse and torture, they are created into weapons. Reene (Lizzy Greene) tries to dismantle the institution that stole her childhood. She reaches out to others raised in the same system as they flee in the same system as…
Little Brother Review. A Comedic Film
Comedy often risks being hit‑or‑miss, but Little Brother finds its stride In this comedic film, Little Brother, the exploration of family isn’t always based on blood relations only. Receiving emails from his supposedly older brother, Marcus Pinchrl (Eric Andre), sneaks out of the psych ward to visit Rudd (John Cena). The email is a cry…
Hoppers: Movie Review. Why do your Kids need to watch it?
Hoppers serves as a call to action, encouraging humans to be more aware of their actions. An eco-themed animation similar to Ferngully and Wall-E This animation is a qualified addition to Pixar. With this installation, Daniel Chong not only captures children’s hearts but also those of animation fanatics. Following Mabel, an animal-loving college student who…
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