Review: Chasing Chasing Amy
It should be no surprise to anyone who has grown up that things you used to say 20-30 years ago aren’t acceptable anymore. ...
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Review: Terrifier 3
Back in the 80s, slasher movies were a dime a dozen. Nowadays they’re a lot rarer. Oh sure, there will be movies that ...
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Review: My Old Ass
As a nearly middle-aged man that has a ton of regrets when it comes to past decisions and actions, My Old Ass seemed ...
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Review: The Becomers
The body-snatcher genre is a classic staple of cinematic horror. From the 1956 film Invasion of the Body Snatchers to its successor (with ...
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Review: Hundreds of Beavers
It’s easy to say that comedy is dead. Comedy, like most things in the world, is highly polarized to the point where people ...
Review and Interview: Chronicles of a Wandering Saint
I had the immense pleasure of watching Tomás Gómez Bustillo’s debut feature film Chronicles of a Wandering Saint and interviewing him via Zoom ...
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Review: The People’s Joker
The People’s Joker is an oddity of a movie. At times it feels like a chaotic, artistic expression of several ideas that come across ...
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Peter’s Kung Fu Corner: The Eighteen Jade Arhats
[Welcome to Peter’s Kung Fu Corner: a monthly column dedicated to retrospectives on the martial arts films I grew up watching. We’ll be ...
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Review: Moon Garden
One of the things I like most about writing for Flixist is covering films that people may not have heard of. The little ...
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Tribeca Review: The Year Between
Dark comedies walk a fine line. If you handle the jokes poorly, your comedy can come across as mean-spirited, annoying, or worse, not ...
Review: Like a Dirty French Novel
One of the unique benefits of writing about films online is that you tend to get requests at random for movies you’ve never ...
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Review: Pig
We should all know by now that I’m an easy mark for Nicolas Cage films. When Willy’s Wonderland was released earlier this year, ...