Reviews
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Manhunter (1986) Film Review
Manhunter (1986) is a slow-burn psychological thriller filled with oppressive synths, striking cinematography, and an excellent performance from William Petersen as a profiler slowly losing himself inside the minds of… Read more.
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Wildcat (2025) Movie Review
Jason has another vulgar filled rant about women in movies. Who would have guessed? Read more.
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Mayday (2026) Movie Review
If only Maria Bakalova got naked in this, FUCK! By: Jason Opening with a long winded, bullshit jet fighter pilot training scene. Absolutely terrible. What is this, a fucking knockoff… Read more.
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The Runner (2026) Movie Review
Gal Gadot gallops through a garishly gnarly movie that’s…garbage. Read more.
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Citizen Vigilante (2026) Movie Review
Citizen Vigilante is a violent, politically charged revenge fantasy with a great premise, uneven execution, and an Armie Hammer performance that carries the chaos. Read more.
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What the hell is 7th Heaven?
A stoned journey through 7th Heaven, the bizarrely wholesome ’90s family drama where Reverend Camden solves everyone’s problems, Matt is somehow the bad boy, and every episode comes with a… Read more.
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BatMUD (1990) Video Game Review
An old-school text-based MMO where you can explore, join guilds, build campfires, and live your best life as a gigantic cyclops Ranger. Read more.
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Dark City (1998) Movie Review
Dark City is a grimy neo-noir science-fiction thriller packed with oppressive architecture, strange performances, dated-but-charming CGI, and questions about identity and reality. Despite a few bizarre costume choices, its atmosphere,… Read more.
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Ghost in the Cell (2026) Movie Review
Ghost in the Cell blends supernatural horror, prison drama, and absurd slapstick comedy into a strange but entertaining mix. Its inventive gore and political commentary stand out, even if the… Read more.
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Prosperous Universe (2022) Video Game Review
Prosperous Universe is a game dedicated to a very small number of people, a niche type of gamer who enjoys economic spreadsheet games, but who doesn’t want to deal with… Read more.
The Philistine Review 