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No Heroes in Netflix Offering "I Care A Lot"

RJ Carter · February 26, 2021

Marla Grayson (Rosamund Pike) is running a very sweet scam that puts her in charge of the financial holdings of elderly people. But she doesn't work alone.

Kinkle's Dementer Could Have Been So Much More

Damascus Mincemeyer · February 23, 2021

Cinema, in all its forms, provides the childlike promise of escape, and even in its darker varieties film imparts a fantastical outlet from everyday pressures.

Blumhouse's Tentacles a Romantic Horror to Cuttle By

Damascus Mincemeyer · February 15, 2021

Ah, sweet romance, that burning, all-encompassing drive of two souls that seek to become one. Yet is there a way to know with absolute certainty who you are allowing into your heart?

The 4 Best Sports Movies of All Times

Bill Casticart · February 11, 2021

Sports and movies have both been around for a very long time, so it’s no surprise that they are a match made in heaven. Over the years, sport-centric films have grossed hundreds of billions of pounds. Of course, as with all art, there are good and bad depictions of the hobbies and pastimes we all love.

It's No Wonder: Readers Select Gal Gadot as Best Film Actor of 2020

Critical Blast Staff · February 10, 2021

Where most of the categories this year have seen an influx of competition, from comics to movies to shows, the Best Film Actor category was surprisingly slim this year -- perhaps an indication that while the films themselves were entertaining, there were very few standout performances in them.

For Best Movie of 2020, You've Gotta Go Fast

Critical Blast Staff · February 6, 2021

It's no secret that Hollywood was hit hard by the 2020 pandemic. With theaters closed, film production came to a halt and many movies had to look for alternative outlets such as streaming on their sister company channels.

Bright Hill Road a Dark Path to the Inevitable

Damascus Mincemeyer · December 27, 2020

For millennia the nature of existence has both intrigued and terrified humankind; philosophers, alchemists and the religiously inclined have written inexhaustible volumes about their quests to understand the totality of the universe we inhabit and our place in it.

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