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Film Review: Halloween Ends

by xoJohn

Director: David Gordon Green

Writer: John Carpenter, Debra Hill, Paul Brad Logan, and Others

Cast: Jamie Lee Curtis, Andi Matichuk, Will Patton, and Rohan Campbell

2018 marked the 40th year since Haddonfield, Illinois was introduced to its very own Boogeyman. It was also the year that said boogeyman, escaped from prison and went on a murderous spree resulting in his disappearance. Four years may have passed but Laurie Strode has been battling this demon most of her life, she knows it’s just a matter of time before evil rises again. This time will be different though, this time will be Laurie’s last battle. This time she will conquer Michael Myers or die trying.

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Film Review: SMILE

by xoJohn
Director: Parker Finn Writer: Parker Finn Cast: Sosie Bacon, Jessie T. Usher, Kyle Gallner, Robin Weigert, Caitlin Stasey with Kal Penn, and Rob Morgan

Runtime: 1 hour, 55 mins

Rated R for strong violent content and grisly images, and language.

Dr. Rose Cotter is a workaholic devoted to her profession as a psychiatrist. Opting to work in a county clinic instead of with wealthy clientele, she’d become accustomed to a fast-paced environment where anything can happen. She thought she was prepared for anything, but nothing could prepare her for witnessing the suicide of a patient. After witnessing the horrific death of a young patient she was unable to help, the good Dr. comes face to face with the same affliction. In a race against time, Dr. Cotter must find a cure or meet certain death, with a smile.
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Film Review: Beast

by xoJohn

Director: Baltasar Korma`kur

Writer: Ryan Engle

Cast: Idris Elba, Leah Jeffries, Iyana Halley, and Sharlto Copley

Recent widower Dr. Nate Samuels takes his teenage daughters on safari in Africa. Their time in the bush is majestic until they stumble across a man on the road. He warns them of a devil nearby, and despite his cryptic warning they forge ahead to a ravaged village and come face to face with a rabid lion. They try desperately to escape and in their haste, wreck their vehicle, and lose all communication and their guide. Trapped in the bush with a demented predator on their trail the grief-stricken family must rely on their instincts and each other to make it out alive.

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An Erotic Evening at The Museum of Sex

by xoJohn

Since its opening in October 2002, the Museum of Sex has been titillating patrons with its carefully curated selection of exhibitions, artifacts, and memorabilia. There have been 30 exhibitions and 6 virtual installations so far, each one an eye-opening glimpse into human sexuality. One of their newest and most popular exhibitions is Super Funland: Journey into the Erotic Carnival. This exhibition is a hands-on thrilling spectacle celebrating sex and intimacy as a wild carnival of images, games, and adult-themed rides.

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Film Review: NOPE

by xoJohn

Writer: Jordan Peele

Director: Jordan Peele

Cast: Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer, Brandon Perea, and Michael Wincott

After the mysterious death of their father, and siblings, OJ and Emerald must work together to save their ranch and family legacy. Far out in the scorching heat of the California desert, the pair find themselves faced with a threat neither could predict. Something keeps interfering with the electricity, spooking the horses, and raining random objects. There’s something out there amongst the clouds and whatever it is,  it means business.

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Last week the French honored Bastille Day, an annual day of reverence for the storming of the Bastille, a major battle of the French revolution that united the people of France. To honor the day we headed to the east side to enjoy an evening of gourmet cuisine at La Brasserie. Formerly known as Brasserie Les Halles, the dimly lit space is fashioned after the old French Brasseries which were casual dining spaces serving hearty foods rather quickly.

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Director: Kyle Balda

Writer: Matthew Fogel

Cast: Steve Carrell, Taraji P. Henson, Pierre Coffin, and Alan Arkin

At 12 years old young Gru already knew he wanted to be a supervillain. When the most famous group of villains loses a member, the young man seizes the opportunity to join them. A disastrous audition sets the wheels in motion for a wild adventure that includes, robbery, kidnapping, shape-shifting, and ultimately a valuable lesson on loyalty and friendship.

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Film Review: The Black Phone

by Desha Winborne

Director: Scott Derrickson

Writer: Joe Hill

Cast: Mason Thames, Madeline McGraw, Ethan Hawke, Jeremy Davies, and E. Roger Mitchell

A young man is abducted by a maniac and shoved into a soundproof basement where his only companions are the disembodied voices coming to him from the black phone mounted to the wall. Each call from the phone provides a clue for how to escape the lunatic’s clutches. Will he uncover the secret to the clues and find his way home? Or will he lose the game and become just another voice on the line?

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