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CFF25: Self-Help Is Mandatory Therapy for Horror Lovers
Just before entering the Chattanooga Film Festival for what was to be my last in-person film of the festival, the foyer of the Chattanooga Theatre Center was boisterous. People were just exiting Tina Romero’s excellent Drag Queens v Zombies comedy, Queens of the Dead, and the final party of the weekend loomed. Delaying the “Pizza […] More
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
Jurassic Park had a brilliant screenplay. Not only did the film have interesting characters, but it also had something of interest to say. Actually, as a whole, the film solidified itself as a classic. Back in 1993, when the T-Rex first stomped into our theatres, the movie wowed us with its visuals, uplifted us with […] More
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F1 is Formulaic
I don’t particularly enjoy sports. Nor do I enjoy sports movies. Not unless there’s some kind of underlying drama pushing forth the action and engaging me with the characters and themes. Most films do have this, sure. However, there’s a difference between a well-done drama such as The Wrestler and an inspiring been there, done […] More
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CFF25: Self-Help Is Mandatory Therapy for Horror Lovers
Just before entering the Chattanooga Film Festival for what was to be my last in-person film of the festival, the foyer of the Chattanooga Theatre Center was boisterous. People were just exiting Tina Romero’s excellent Drag Queens v Zombies comedy, Queens of the Dead, and the final party of the weekend loomed. Delaying the “Pizza […] More
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
Jurassic Park had a brilliant screenplay. Not only did the film have interesting characters, but it also had something of interest to say. Actually, as a whole, the film solidified itself as a classic. Back in 1993, when the T-Rex first stomped into our theatres, the movie wowed us with its visuals, uplifted us with […] More
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F1 is Formulaic
I don’t particularly enjoy sports. Nor do I enjoy sports movies. Not unless there’s some kind of underlying drama pushing forth the action and engaging me with the characters and themes. Most films do have this, sure. However, there’s a difference between a well-done drama such as The Wrestler and an inspiring been there, done […] More
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CFF25: Isolation and Identity Crisis Pervade Culty ‘Abigail Before Beatrice’
Even though I was boots on the ground at the Chattanooga Film Festival this year, having a spectacular time watching one awesome film after another, the online edition of this year’s festival was just as good. There was some overlap with titles like The Misadventures of Vince and Hick, Hacked, and I Really Love My […] More
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in TVMystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky (S5E3)
This week’s episode of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky is a whopper. It’s full of special guests, governmental intrigue, and so much more. For the sake of time constraints, we’ll get right into this new episode (plus, I don’t have any interesting Ufology news). What I will say is there is […] More
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CFF25: Bonkers ‘Hot Spring Shark Attack’ is a Blast of Irreverent Creativity
The shark-horror monster movie scene is one of those subgenres that allures us this time of year. Hell, my television will likely have every actor that’s ever faced a shark in a movie represented during the Fourth of July week. From the king of shark movies, Jaws, to the tsunami of titles that have recently […] More
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CFF25: The Misadventures of Vince and Hick is a Sunbaked Coen-Coded Caper
One of the films that I was really excited about playing this year’s Chattanooga Film Festival, was Trevor Stevens’ The Misadventures of Vince and Hick. When the film played on Friday, I was a little busy being used as a storytelling device for Clay McLeod Chapman’s “The Pumpkin Pie Show,” but found solace in knowing […] More
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in TVThe Secret of Skinwalker Ranch: Pushing Boundaries (S6E5)
I’m writing this shortly after completing the coverage of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch Season 5 Episode 3, “Spies in the Sky.” As stated in that coverage, I don’t have anything interesting to report on from the world of Ufology. Well, I do. But I’m not allowed to say what, just yet. It’s time to […] More
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in TVThe Secret of Skinwalker Ranch: Bursting the Bubble (S6E4)
Can you believe we’re already four episodes in? Time flies faster than a rocket. There is A LOT to get into this week, and I don’t have any good UFOlogy news for you. Let’s just get right into this week’s episode to see if we get any closer to uncovering The Secret…of Skinwalker Ranch. Get […] More
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in TVMystery at Blind Frog Ranch Season 5 Episodes 1&2
Not sure what we did to please the Gods, but on top of the new season of The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch, we have a new season of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch!! This came as a complete surprise to me. I was at the bar last Friday, destroying my girlfriend in a game of […] More
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28 Years Later Meditates on Compassion and Death
I went to see 28 Years Later expecting to see a film that rested tonally between the first two installments of its series. The director and screenwriter duo from the original entry in the series, Danny Boyle and Alex Garland, respectively, have returned. I fully assumed to see a nasty, horror-filled world nearly devoid […] More
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CFF25: Hacked: A Double Entendre of Rage Fueled Karma is a Looney Tunes Revenge Fantasy on Steroids
We’ve all been scammed in one way or another. The internet is quickly replacing the bad places and dark alleys we were always told to avoid as kids. Yet, it resides inside every one of our homes, leaving none of us truly safe from falling victim to bad actors looking to steal our information and […] More
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CFF25: Self-Help Is Mandatory Therapy for Horror Lovers
Just before entering the Chattanooga Film Festival for what was to be my last in-person film of the festival, the foyer of the Chattanooga Theatre Center was boisterous. People were just exiting Tina Romero’s excellent Drag Queens v Zombies comedy, Queens of the Dead, and the final party of the weekend loomed. Delaying the “Pizza […] More
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
Jurassic Park had a brilliant screenplay. Not only did the film have interesting characters, but it also had something of interest to say. Actually, as a whole, the film solidified itself as a classic. Back in 1993, when the T-Rex first stomped into our theatres, the movie wowed us with its visuals, uplifted us with […] More
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F1 is Formulaic
I don’t particularly enjoy sports. Nor do I enjoy sports movies. Not unless there’s some kind of underlying drama pushing forth the action and engaging me with the characters and themes. Most films do have this, sure. However, there’s a difference between a well-done drama such as The Wrestler and an inspiring been there, done […] More
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CFF25: Isolation and Identity Crisis Pervade Culty ‘Abigail Before Beatrice’
Even though I was boots on the ground at the Chattanooga Film Festival this year, having a spectacular time watching one awesome film after another, the online edition of this year’s festival was just as good. There was some overlap with titles like The Misadventures of Vince and Hick, Hacked, and I Really Love My […] More
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky (S5E3)
This week’s episode of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky is a whopper. It’s full of special guests, governmental intrigue, and so much more. For the sake of time constraints, we’ll get right into this new episode (plus, I don’t have any interesting Ufology news). What I will say is there is […] More
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
Jurassic Park had a brilliant screenplay. Not only did the film have interesting characters, but it also had something of interest to say. Actually, as a whole, the film solidified itself as a classic. Back in 1993, when the T-Rex first stomped into our theatres, the movie wowed us with its visuals, uplifted us with […] More
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F1 is Formulaic
I don’t particularly enjoy sports. Nor do I enjoy sports movies. Not unless there’s some kind of underlying drama pushing forth the action and engaging me with the characters and themes. Most films do have this, sure. However, there’s a difference between a well-done drama such as The Wrestler and an inspiring been there, done […] More
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CFF25: Isolation and Identity Crisis Pervade Culty ‘Abigail Before Beatrice’
Even though I was boots on the ground at the Chattanooga Film Festival this year, having a spectacular time watching one awesome film after another, the online edition of this year’s festival was just as good. There was some overlap with titles like The Misadventures of Vince and Hick, Hacked, and I Really Love My […] More
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky (S5E3)
This week’s episode of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky is a whopper. It’s full of special guests, governmental intrigue, and so much more. For the sake of time constraints, we’ll get right into this new episode (plus, I don’t have any interesting Ufology news). What I will say is there is […] More
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
That is One Big Pile of…
Jurassic Park had a brilliant screenplay. Not only did the film have interesting characters, but it also had something of interest to say. Actually, as a whole, the film solidified itself as a classic. Back in 1993, when the T-Rex first stomped into our theatres, the movie wowed us with its visuals, uplifted us with […] More
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F1 is Formulaic
Great Action, but Overly Long
I don’t particularly enjoy sports. Nor do I enjoy sports movies. Not unless there’s some kind of underlying drama pushing forth the action and engaging me with the characters and themes. Most films do have this, sure. However, there’s a difference between a well-done drama such as The Wrestler and an inspiring been there, done […] More
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CFF25: Isolation and Identity Crisis Pervade Culty ‘Abigail Before Beatrice’
Even though I was boots on the ground at the Chattanooga Film Festival this year, having a spectacular time watching one awesome film after another, the online edition of this year’s festival was just as good. There was some overlap with titles like The Misadventures of Vince and Hick, Hacked, and I Really Love My […] More
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky (S5E3)
This week’s episode of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky is a whopper. It’s full of special guests, governmental intrigue, and so much more. For the sake of time constraints, we’ll get right into this new episode (plus, I don’t have any interesting Ufology news). What I will say is there is […] More
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CFF25: Self-Help Is Mandatory Therapy for Horror Lovers
Just before entering the Chattanooga Film Festival for what was to be my last in-person film of the festival, the foyer of the Chattanooga Theatre Center was boisterous. People were just exiting Tina Romero’s excellent Drag Queens v Zombies comedy, Queens of the Dead, and the final party of the weekend loomed. Delaying the “Pizza […] More
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
Jurassic Park had a brilliant screenplay. Not only did the film have interesting characters, but it also had something of interest to say. Actually, as a whole, the film solidified itself as a classic. Back in 1993, when the T-Rex first stomped into our theatres, the movie wowed us with its visuals, uplifted us with […] More
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F1 is Formulaic
I don’t particularly enjoy sports. Nor do I enjoy sports movies. Not unless there’s some kind of underlying drama pushing forth the action and engaging me with the characters and themes. Most films do have this, sure. However, there’s a difference between a well-done drama such as The Wrestler and an inspiring been there, done […] More
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CFF25: Isolation and Identity Crisis Pervade Culty ‘Abigail Before Beatrice’
Even though I was boots on the ground at the Chattanooga Film Festival this year, having a spectacular time watching one awesome film after another, the online edition of this year’s festival was just as good. There was some overlap with titles like The Misadventures of Vince and Hick, Hacked, and I Really Love My […] More
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky (S5E3)
This week’s episode of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky is a whopper. It’s full of special guests, governmental intrigue, and so much more. For the sake of time constraints, we’ll get right into this new episode (plus, I don’t have any interesting Ufology news). What I will say is there is […] More
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CFF25: Self-Help Is Mandatory Therapy for Horror Lovers
Just before entering the Chattanooga Film Festival for what was to be my last in-person film of the festival, the foyer of the Chattanooga Theatre Center was boisterous. People were just exiting Tina Romero’s excellent Drag Queens v Zombies comedy, Queens of the Dead, and the final party of the weekend loomed. Delaying the “Pizza […] More
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
Jurassic Park had a brilliant screenplay. Not only did the film have interesting characters, but it also had something of interest to say. Actually, as a whole, the film solidified itself as a classic. Back in 1993, when the T-Rex first stomped into our theatres, the movie wowed us with its visuals, uplifted us with […] More
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F1 is Formulaic
I don’t particularly enjoy sports. Nor do I enjoy sports movies. Not unless there’s some kind of underlying drama pushing forth the action and engaging me with the characters and themes. Most films do have this, sure. However, there’s a difference between a well-done drama such as The Wrestler and an inspiring been there, done […] More
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CFF25: Isolation and Identity Crisis Pervade Culty ‘Abigail Before Beatrice’
Even though I was boots on the ground at the Chattanooga Film Festival this year, having a spectacular time watching one awesome film after another, the online edition of this year’s festival was just as good. There was some overlap with titles like The Misadventures of Vince and Hick, Hacked, and I Really Love My […] More
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky (S5E3)
This week’s episode of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky is a whopper. It’s full of special guests, governmental intrigue, and so much more. For the sake of time constraints, we’ll get right into this new episode (plus, I don’t have any interesting Ufology news). What I will say is there is […] More
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CFF25: Self-Help Is Mandatory Therapy for Horror Lovers
Just before entering the Chattanooga Film Festival for what was to be my last in-person film of the festival, the foyer of the Chattanooga Theatre Center was boisterous. People were just exiting Tina Romero’s excellent Drag Queens v Zombies comedy, Queens of the Dead, and the final party of the weekend loomed. Delaying the “Pizza […] More
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
That is One Big Pile of…
Jurassic Park had a brilliant screenplay. Not only did the film have interesting characters, but it also had something of interest to say. Actually, as a whole, the film solidified itself as a classic. Back in 1993, when the T-Rex first stomped into our theatres, the movie wowed us with its visuals, uplifted us with […] More
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CFF25: Self-Help Is Mandatory Therapy for Horror Lovers
Just before entering the Chattanooga Film Festival for what was to be my last in-person film of the festival, the foyer of the Chattanooga Theatre Center was boisterous. People were just exiting Tina Romero’s excellent Drag Queens v Zombies comedy, Queens of the Dead, and the final party of the weekend loomed. Delaying the “Pizza […] More
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
That is One Big Pile of…
Jurassic Park had a brilliant screenplay. Not only did the film have interesting characters, but it also had something of interest to say. Actually, as a whole, the film solidified itself as a classic. Back in 1993, when the T-Rex first stomped into our theatres, the movie wowed us with its visuals, uplifted us with […] More
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F1 is Formulaic
Great Action, but Overly Long
I don’t particularly enjoy sports. Nor do I enjoy sports movies. Not unless there’s some kind of underlying drama pushing forth the action and engaging me with the characters and themes. Most films do have this, sure. However, there’s a difference between a well-done drama such as The Wrestler and an inspiring been there, done […] More
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CFF25: Self-Help Is Mandatory Therapy for Horror Lovers
Just before entering the Chattanooga Film Festival for what was to be my last in-person film of the festival, the foyer of the Chattanooga Theatre Center was boisterous. People were just exiting Tina Romero’s excellent Drag Queens v Zombies comedy, Queens of the Dead, and the final party of the weekend loomed. Delaying the “Pizza […] More
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
That is One Big Pile of…
Jurassic Park had a brilliant screenplay. Not only did the film have interesting characters, but it also had something of interest to say. Actually, as a whole, the film solidified itself as a classic. Back in 1993, when the T-Rex first stomped into our theatres, the movie wowed us with its visuals, uplifted us with […] More
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F1 is Formulaic
Great Action, but Overly Long
I don’t particularly enjoy sports. Nor do I enjoy sports movies. Not unless there’s some kind of underlying drama pushing forth the action and engaging me with the characters and themes. Most films do have this, sure. However, there’s a difference between a well-done drama such as The Wrestler and an inspiring been there, done […] More
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CFF25: Self-Help Is Mandatory Therapy for Horror Lovers
Just before entering the Chattanooga Film Festival for what was to be my last in-person film of the festival, the foyer of the Chattanooga Theatre Center was boisterous. People were just exiting Tina Romero’s excellent Drag Queens v Zombies comedy, Queens of the Dead, and the final party of the weekend loomed. Delaying the “Pizza […] More
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
That is One Big Pile of…
Jurassic Park had a brilliant screenplay. Not only did the film have interesting characters, but it also had something of interest to say. Actually, as a whole, the film solidified itself as a classic. Back in 1993, when the T-Rex first stomped into our theatres, the movie wowed us with its visuals, uplifted us with […] More
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F1 is Formulaic
Great Action, but Overly Long
I don’t particularly enjoy sports. Nor do I enjoy sports movies. Not unless there’s some kind of underlying drama pushing forth the action and engaging me with the characters and themes. Most films do have this, sure. However, there’s a difference between a well-done drama such as The Wrestler and an inspiring been there, done […] More
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CFF25: Isolation and Identity Crisis Pervade Culty ‘Abigail Before Beatrice’
Even though I was boots on the ground at the Chattanooga Film Festival this year, having a spectacular time watching one awesome film after another, the online edition of this year’s festival was just as good. There was some overlap with titles like The Misadventures of Vince and Hick, Hacked, and I Really Love My […] More
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CFF25: Self-Help Is Mandatory Therapy for Horror Lovers
Just before entering the Chattanooga Film Festival for what was to be my last in-person film of the festival, the foyer of the Chattanooga Theatre Center was boisterous. People were just exiting Tina Romero’s excellent Drag Queens v Zombies comedy, Queens of the Dead, and the final party of the weekend loomed. Delaying the “Pizza […] More
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
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F1 is Formulaic
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CFF25: Isolation and Identity Crisis Pervade Culty ‘Abigail Before Beatrice’
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CFF25: Self-Help Is Mandatory Therapy for Horror Lovers
Just before entering the Chattanooga Film Festival for what was to be my last in-person film of the festival, the foyer of the Chattanooga Theatre Center was boisterous. People were just exiting Tina Romero’s excellent Drag Queens v Zombies comedy, Queens of the Dead, and the final party of the weekend loomed. Delaying the “Pizza […] More
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
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F1 is Formulaic
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CFF25: Isolation and Identity Crisis Pervade Culty ‘Abigail Before Beatrice’
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky (S5E3)
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CFF25: Self-Help Is Mandatory Therapy for Horror Lovers
Just before entering the Chattanooga Film Festival for what was to be my last in-person film of the festival, the foyer of the Chattanooga Theatre Center was boisterous. People were just exiting Tina Romero’s excellent Drag Queens v Zombies comedy, Queens of the Dead, and the final party of the weekend loomed. Delaying the “Pizza […] More
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
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F1 is Formulaic
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CFF25: Isolation and Identity Crisis Pervade Culty ‘Abigail Before Beatrice’
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky (S5E3)
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CFF25: Bonkers ‘Hot Spring Shark Attack’ is a Blast of Irreverent Creativity
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CFF25: The Misadventures of Vince and Hick is a Sunbaked Coen-Coded Caper
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The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch: Pushing Boundaries (S6E5)
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The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch: Bursting the Bubble (S6E4)
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
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CFF25: Isolation and Identity Crisis Pervade Culty ‘Abigail Before Beatrice’
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky (S5E3)
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CFF25: Bonkers ‘Hot Spring Shark Attack’ is a Blast of Irreverent Creativity
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CFF25: The Misadventures of Vince and Hick is a Sunbaked Coen-Coded Caper
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CFF25: Self-Help Is Mandatory Therapy for Horror Lovers
Just before entering the Chattanooga Film Festival for what was to be my last in-person film of the festival, the foyer of the Chattanooga Theatre Center was boisterous. People were just exiting Tina Romero’s excellent Drag Queens v Zombies comedy, Queens of the Dead, and the final party of the weekend loomed. Delaying the “Pizza […] More
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
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F1 is Formulaic
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CFF25: Isolation and Identity Crisis Pervade Culty ‘Abigail Before Beatrice’
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky (S5E3)
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CFF25: Bonkers ‘Hot Spring Shark Attack’ is a Blast of Irreverent Creativity
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CFF25: The Misadventures of Vince and Hick is a Sunbaked Coen-Coded Caper
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CFF25: Self-Help Is Mandatory Therapy for Horror Lovers
Just before entering the Chattanooga Film Festival for what was to be my last in-person film of the festival, the foyer of the Chattanooga Theatre Center was boisterous. People were just exiting Tina Romero’s excellent Drag Queens v Zombies comedy, Queens of the Dead, and the final party of the weekend loomed. Delaying the “Pizza […] More
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
That is One Big Pile of…
Jurassic Park had a brilliant screenplay. Not only did the film have interesting characters, but it also had something of interest to say. Actually, as a whole, the film solidified itself as a classic. Back in 1993, when the T-Rex first stomped into our theatres, the movie wowed us with its visuals, uplifted us with […] More
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F1 is Formulaic
Great Action, but Overly Long
I don’t particularly enjoy sports. Nor do I enjoy sports movies. Not unless there’s some kind of underlying drama pushing forth the action and engaging me with the characters and themes. Most films do have this, sure. However, there’s a difference between a well-done drama such as The Wrestler and an inspiring been there, done […] More
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CFF25: Self-Help Is Mandatory Therapy for Horror Lovers
Just before entering the Chattanooga Film Festival for what was to be my last in-person film of the festival, the foyer of the Chattanooga Theatre Center was boisterous. People were just exiting Tina Romero’s excellent Drag Queens v Zombies comedy, Queens of the Dead, and the final party of the weekend loomed. Delaying the “Pizza […] More
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
That is One Big Pile of…
Jurassic Park had a brilliant screenplay. Not only did the film have interesting characters, but it also had something of interest to say. Actually, as a whole, the film solidified itself as a classic. Back in 1993, when the T-Rex first stomped into our theatres, the movie wowed us with its visuals, uplifted us with […] More
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F1 is Formulaic
Great Action, but Overly Long
I don’t particularly enjoy sports. Nor do I enjoy sports movies. Not unless there’s some kind of underlying drama pushing forth the action and engaging me with the characters and themes. Most films do have this, sure. However, there’s a difference between a well-done drama such as The Wrestler and an inspiring been there, done […] More
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CFF25: Isolation and Identity Crisis Pervade Culty ‘Abigail Before Beatrice’
Even though I was boots on the ground at the Chattanooga Film Festival this year, having a spectacular time watching one awesome film after another, the online edition of this year’s festival was just as good. There was some overlap with titles like The Misadventures of Vince and Hick, Hacked, and I Really Love My […] More
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky (S5E3)
This week’s episode of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky is a whopper. It’s full of special guests, governmental intrigue, and so much more. For the sake of time constraints, we’ll get right into this new episode (plus, I don’t have any interesting Ufology news). What I will say is there is […] More
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CFF25: Bonkers ‘Hot Spring Shark Attack’ is a Blast of Irreverent Creativity
Just When You Thought It Was Safe to Take a Bath!
The shark-horror monster movie scene is one of those subgenres that allures us this time of year. Hell, my television will likely have every actor that’s ever faced a shark in a movie represented during the Fourth of July week. From the king of shark movies, Jaws, to the tsunami of titles that have recently […] More
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CFF25: The Misadventures of Vince and Hick is a Sunbaked Coen-Coded Caper
One of the films that I was really excited about playing this year’s Chattanooga Film Festival, was Trevor Stevens’ The Misadventures of Vince and Hick. When the film played on Friday, I was a little busy being used as a storytelling device for Clay McLeod Chapman’s “The Pumpkin Pie Show,” but found solace in knowing […] More
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CFF25: Self-Help Is Mandatory Therapy for Horror Lovers
Just before entering the Chattanooga Film Festival for what was to be my last in-person film of the festival, the foyer of the Chattanooga Theatre Center was boisterous. People were just exiting Tina Romero’s excellent Drag Queens v Zombies comedy, Queens of the Dead, and the final party of the weekend loomed. Delaying the “Pizza […] More
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
That is One Big Pile of…
Jurassic Park had a brilliant screenplay. Not only did the film have interesting characters, but it also had something of interest to say. Actually, as a whole, the film solidified itself as a classic. Back in 1993, when the T-Rex first stomped into our theatres, the movie wowed us with its visuals, uplifted us with […] More
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CFF25: Self-Help Is Mandatory Therapy for Horror Lovers
Just before entering the Chattanooga Film Festival for what was to be my last in-person film of the festival, the foyer of the Chattanooga Theatre Center was boisterous. People were just exiting Tina Romero’s excellent Drag Queens v Zombies comedy, Queens of the Dead, and the final party of the weekend loomed. Delaying the “Pizza […] More
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
That is One Big Pile of…
Jurassic Park had a brilliant screenplay. Not only did the film have interesting characters, but it also had something of interest to say. Actually, as a whole, the film solidified itself as a classic. Back in 1993, when the T-Rex first stomped into our theatres, the movie wowed us with its visuals, uplifted us with […] More
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F1 is Formulaic
Great Action, but Overly Long
I don’t particularly enjoy sports. Nor do I enjoy sports movies. Not unless there’s some kind of underlying drama pushing forth the action and engaging me with the characters and themes. Most films do have this, sure. However, there’s a difference between a well-done drama such as The Wrestler and an inspiring been there, done […] More
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CFF25: Isolation and Identity Crisis Pervade Culty ‘Abigail Before Beatrice’
Even though I was boots on the ground at the Chattanooga Film Festival this year, having a spectacular time watching one awesome film after another, the online edition of this year’s festival was just as good. There was some overlap with titles like The Misadventures of Vince and Hick, Hacked, and I Really Love My […] More
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky (S5E3)
This week’s episode of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky is a whopper. It’s full of special guests, governmental intrigue, and so much more. For the sake of time constraints, we’ll get right into this new episode (plus, I don’t have any interesting Ufology news). What I will say is there is […] More
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CFF25: Bonkers ‘Hot Spring Shark Attack’ is a Blast of Irreverent Creativity
Just When You Thought It Was Safe to Take a Bath!
The shark-horror monster movie scene is one of those subgenres that allures us this time of year. Hell, my television will likely have every actor that’s ever faced a shark in a movie represented during the Fourth of July week. From the king of shark movies, Jaws, to the tsunami of titles that have recently […] More
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CFF25: The Misadventures of Vince and Hick is a Sunbaked Coen-Coded Caper
One of the films that I was really excited about playing this year’s Chattanooga Film Festival, was Trevor Stevens’ The Misadventures of Vince and Hick. When the film played on Friday, I was a little busy being used as a storytelling device for Clay McLeod Chapman’s “The Pumpkin Pie Show,” but found solace in knowing […] More
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The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch: Pushing Boundaries (S6E5)
I’m writing this shortly after completing the coverage of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch Season 5 Episode 3, “Spies in the Sky.” As stated in that coverage, I don’t have anything interesting to report on from the world of Ufology. Well, I do. But I’m not allowed to say what, just yet. It’s time to […] More
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CFF25: Self-Help Is Mandatory Therapy for Horror Lovers
Just before entering the Chattanooga Film Festival for what was to be my last in-person film of the festival, the foyer of the Chattanooga Theatre Center was boisterous. People were just exiting Tina Romero’s excellent Drag Queens v Zombies comedy, Queens of the Dead, and the final party of the weekend loomed. Delaying the “Pizza […] More
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
That is One Big Pile of…
Jurassic Park had a brilliant screenplay. Not only did the film have interesting characters, but it also had something of interest to say. Actually, as a whole, the film solidified itself as a classic. Back in 1993, when the T-Rex first stomped into our theatres, the movie wowed us with its visuals, uplifted us with […] More
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F1 is Formulaic
Great Action, but Overly Long
I don’t particularly enjoy sports. Nor do I enjoy sports movies. Not unless there’s some kind of underlying drama pushing forth the action and engaging me with the characters and themes. Most films do have this, sure. However, there’s a difference between a well-done drama such as The Wrestler and an inspiring been there, done […] More
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CFF25: Isolation and Identity Crisis Pervade Culty ‘Abigail Before Beatrice’
Even though I was boots on the ground at the Chattanooga Film Festival this year, having a spectacular time watching one awesome film after another, the online edition of this year’s festival was just as good. There was some overlap with titles like The Misadventures of Vince and Hick, Hacked, and I Really Love My […] More
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CFF25: Self-Help Is Mandatory Therapy for Horror Lovers
Just before entering the Chattanooga Film Festival for what was to be my last in-person film of the festival, the foyer of the Chattanooga Theatre Center was boisterous. People were just exiting Tina Romero’s excellent Drag Queens v Zombies comedy, Queens of the Dead, and the final party of the weekend loomed. Delaying the “Pizza […] More
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Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past
That is One Big Pile of…
Jurassic Park had a brilliant screenplay. Not only did the film have interesting characters, but it also had something of interest to say. Actually, as a whole, the film solidified itself as a classic. Back in 1993, when the T-Rex first stomped into our theatres, the movie wowed us with its visuals, uplifted us with […] More
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F1 is Formulaic
Great Action, but Overly Long
I don’t particularly enjoy sports. Nor do I enjoy sports movies. Not unless there’s some kind of underlying drama pushing forth the action and engaging me with the characters and themes. Most films do have this, sure. However, there’s a difference between a well-done drama such as The Wrestler and an inspiring been there, done […] More
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CFF25: Isolation and Identity Crisis Pervade Culty ‘Abigail Before Beatrice’
Even though I was boots on the ground at the Chattanooga Film Festival this year, having a spectacular time watching one awesome film after another, the online edition of this year’s festival was just as good. There was some overlap with titles like The Misadventures of Vince and Hick, Hacked, and I Really Love My […] More
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky (S5E3)
This week’s episode of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Spies in the Sky is a whopper. It’s full of special guests, governmental intrigue, and so much more. For the sake of time constraints, we’ll get right into this new episode (plus, I don’t have any interesting Ufology news). What I will say is there is […] More
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CFF25: Bonkers ‘Hot Spring Shark Attack’ is a Blast of Irreverent Creativity
Just When You Thought It Was Safe to Take a Bath!
The shark-horror monster movie scene is one of those subgenres that allures us this time of year. Hell, my television will likely have every actor that’s ever faced a shark in a movie represented during the Fourth of July week. From the king of shark movies, Jaws, to the tsunami of titles that have recently […] More
