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Netflix’s ‘People We Meet on Vacation’ is a Win for Rom-Com Fans

Tom Moore - January 9, 2026

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‘Primate’ is Big on Gore but Lacks a Satisfying Narrative

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‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Masterfully Expands the World of Pandora

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‘Train Dreams’ is a Thoughtful and Moving Tale of the West

BreakCast: Why You Need to See A Star is Born ASAP

Pop-Break Staff - October 9, 2018

https://soundcloud.com/popbreakdotcombreakcast/why-you-need-to-see-a-star-is-born-immediately Tell me something boy... The BreakCast returns with film editor Marisa Carpico, and editor-in-chief Bill Bodkin breaking down the latest adaptation of A Star is...

Review: The Hate U Give is a Movie with a Powerful Message

Tom Moore - October 9, 2018

Written by Tom Moore Is it just me, or are there more films than ever that have political and social themes as part of their...

Review: Studio 54 Gets Down and Dirty at the Infamous Disco

Marisa Carpico - October 9, 2018

If I had a time machine, I’d make two stops. The first would be during the years when Warren Beatty was ayoung, beautiful and...

A ‘Phantasmic’ Experience: Don Coscarelli’s Book Tour

Pop-Break Staff - October 7, 2018

I’ve been working a lot lately, overtime and on weekends, so on October 4th, I decided to take the day off and head out...

Review: The Exorcist II: The Heretic

Ann Hale - October 6, 2018

Following the enormous box-office success of its supernatural predecessor, EXORCIST II: THE HERETIC premiered in 1977 to deliver another dose of demonic possession to...

Review: Venom is a Massive Waste of a Comic Book Icon

Tommy Tracy - October 5, 2018

Ho, boy! What have we gotten ourselves into? With the success of R-Rated, self-referential blood fests like Deadpool and Kick-Ass, it made sense that...

A Star is Born: Oscars Season, Here We Come

Marisa Carpico - October 4, 2018

In every generation, a star must be born. It’s not a strict rule – it’s been 42 years since Barbra Streisand and Kris Kristofferson last...

Sabrina, Daredevil & Apostle: What’s Coming to Netflix in October 2018

Bill Bodkin - October 4, 2018

October means a number of things for the binging world. One - HORROR. The streaming giant Netflix knows this and have added a number...

From Sundance to The Gun: A Robert Redford Career Retrospective

Tom Moore - October 2, 2018

When news broke that The Old Man and the Gun would be legendary actor/director Robert Redford’s last role, I found myself suddenly interested in...

The BreakCast: The Fantastic Fest 2018 Review

Pop-Break Staff - October 1, 2018

https://soundcloud.com/popbreakdotcombreakcast/fantastic-fest-2018-review-halloween-allison-williams-suspiria-more The Pop Break hit the road in mid-September to Austin, Texas to check out Fantastic Fest 2018. This was a first for the site, and...

Review: Hell Fest is a Hell of a Bad Time

Tom Moore - October 1, 2018

Photo Credit: CBS Films/Lionsgate Written by Tom Moore It’s probably an unpopular opinion, but as a long-time horror fan, the genre needs the return of...

Review: Hold the Dark is as Haunting & Beautiful as the Alaskan Wild

Pop-Break Staff - September 28, 2018

Written by George Heftler Jeremy Saulnier’s third film Hold the Dark clearly takes a lot of inspiration from the Alaskan wilderness it’s set in. It...

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