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Clerks III Clerks III brings Smith’s trilogy full circle, even though he has written, produced, and directed other movies in between. | Full Review...

Pinocchio Several scenes stand out including when Pinocchio and Geppetto are trapped inside the whale, and when Pinocchio is in Pleasure Island. | Full Review...

Honk For Jesus. Save Your Soul. Hall and Brown are the shining lights in this pseudo comedy. | Full Review...

Follow Her FOLLOW HER is a slow burn, a psychological exploration of the dangers of the internet. | Full Review...

Samaritan Let’s face it, the world doesn’t need another superhero movie and it definitely doesn’t need this one. | Full Review...

Vivo With a good script, a strong cast and terrific music, Vivo hits all the right notes. | Full Review...

Dirty Dancing 35th Anniversary Edition Although made on a shoestring budget, Dirty Dancing managed to employ a group of talented actors and dancers elevating it a level above a simple coming of age romance story. | Full Review...

The Black Phone In theory, the concept of The Black Phone is unique and interesting. | Full Review...

She-Hulk: Attorney at Law I’m not sure this series would have worked with a different actress in the lead role, as Maslany offers just the right combination of smarts and sassiness to make Jennifer Walters/She-Hulk fierce yet likable. | Full Review...

Day Shift The cast is great and the stunts are incredible but the script isn’t very funny so even a veteran, comedic actor like Foxx has nothing to sink his teeth into (pun intended). | Full Review...