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"The Conjuring 2" Film Review

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"Annabelle" Film Review

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"Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl" Film Review

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"The Invisible Woman" Film Review

The Invisible Woman Rating: 3.5/5 By: Nathaniel Simpson Claude Rains and Vincent Price made the character of the Invisible Man so iconic, crafting these characters that go mad after taking the drugs to make them invisible to everyone around them. With the third film in this world-building franchise, they decide to take the more comedic approach, similar to "The Mummy's Hand" that came out the same year as A. Edward Sutherland's "The Invisible Woman". The difference between the two is that Sutherland's film is not only a lot more fun than the Mummy sequel, but it offers up a wickedly fun and smart story that keeps the viewer hooked from beginning to end. This film departs from the story of the Griffin family that the first two films concerned themselves with, and decides to tell the story of inventor Professor Gibbs (John Barrymore), a curious old man who is creating a machine to turn someone invisible. When wealthy lawyer Richard Russell (John H...

"Drop" Film Review

Drop Rating: 4.5/5 By: Nathaniel Simpson Thrillers nowadays have a hard time of finding one identity, trying to juggle multiple aspects and not knowing which direction to head in. That's why Christopher Landon's Drop is such a refreshing change of pace, with him delivering a thriller that is reminiscent of the old Hitchcock films. It may not be the best thriller ever made, but it's a damn good film that keeps the viewer entertained, on the edge of their seats, and constantly guessing from beginning to end. The film opens up on a very tense note, with Violet (Meghann Fahy) in a tense stand-off with her abusive husband involving a gun. This already sets the tone for the film, making the viewer jolt awake with attention and builds the suspense the movie needs to succeed. It then cuts to a few years later, with Violet now raising her son Toby (Jacob Robinson) by herself after the death of her husband. She is now trying to get back into the datin...

"Wicked" Film Review

Wicked Rating: 5/5 By: Nathaniel Simpson In the Broadway world, Wicked , which originally starred Idina Menzel and Kristin Chenowith in star-making roles, is considered one of the best and most famous musicals ever made. Based off the iconic 1939 film, which then spurred a novel that the play is based upon, the story follows the two iconic witches from The Wizard of Oz as they grew up, before Dorothy dropped a house into Oz. It seemed inevitable this iconic Broadway musical would get the film treatment, which made me both incredibly excited and slightly nervous when they announced this film. The musical holds a special place in my heart, and I didn't want to see it in shambles when it came out. In a nearly three hour film that details the events of the first act of the play, director Jon M. Chu and his ensemble cast craft a brilliantly moving and spectacularly entertaining film that could easily rival the original stage adaptation. Cynthia Erivo a...

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