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Much like the titular hero’s insect allies, 2015’s Ant-Man is easy to overlook in the ever-growing catalog of films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. ...

Uncle Drew: It’s Like Watching a Summer League Game

DJ Chapman - June 30, 2018

I love basketball movies. They are fun, typically campy, and offer viewers an interesting concept for how a basketball team can be formed. In...

Sicario: Day of the Soldado: Grim, Dark, Violent, & Excellent

Tommy Tracy - June 29, 2018

Full disclosure: I did not originally like the first Sicario upon initial viewing. I couldn’t tell you why, but I felt it was a...

Love, Cecil: Surface as Substance

Marisa Carpico - June 28, 2018

In college, I watched over 20 musicals in a two-week period for a paper. I loved a few of them and liked most, but...

The New Predator Red Band Trailer Makes Up For the Sins of That First Dreadful Trailer

Ryan Demarco - June 26, 2018

So the second Predator (Red Band) trailer dropped this morning. And let me just put this as bluntly as possible: It is....one.....beautiful motherfucker. When the first...

Breakcast: The Spoiler-Filled Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Review

Pop-Break Staff - June 25, 2018

https://soundcloud.com/popbreakdotcombreakcast/lifeuhfinds-a-way-the-jurassic-world-fallen-kingdom-review Life...uh...finds a way, and so does The BreakCast! Film editor Marisa Carpico, and senior writer Rachel Freeman return to the audio version of Isla Nublar...

The Strangers: Prey At Night: A Conversation With Johannes Roberts

Murjani Rawls - June 22, 2018

The home invasion subgenre of horror has been a staple since 1974's Black Christmas or 1979's When A Stranger Calls. Those were the type...

Damsel: How the West Was Numb…to Today’s Social Issues

Marisa Carpico - June 21, 2018

If you took a Western and a fairytale about a dashing prince trying to save his princess, the result would be Nathan and David...

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