Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire Film Review By Logan Coleman

                                                                                      Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire is the latest film from Director an Oscar nominee Gil Kenan. The cast that stood out was Prime-Time Emmy nominee Mckenna Grace, Golden Globe nominee Paul Rudd, Prime-Time Emmy nominee Carrie Coon, Oscar nominee Kumail Nanjiani, Prime-Time Emmy Winner Patton Oswalt, Celeste O’Connor, Emily Alyn Lind, Oscar nominee Dan Aykroyd, Ernie Hudson, Prime-Time Emmy nominee Annie Potts. A lot of the special effects stood out in the film. This film is a good popcorn film.

                                                                                      I did not care for the writing of Oscar nominee Bill Murray character when it comes to the dialogue which I found it was a bit risqué. The film needed two more rewrites in my honest opinion. In my honest opinion the film could have been trimmed by ten minutes to improve the pacing of the overall film. This film does have sapphic elements in it as it relates to one main character in my honest opinion is definitely part of the LGBTQ+ community without actually saying it. I am actually going against most other film critics; I am giving this film 8 and ½ stars out of 10.

Late Night with the Devil Film Review By Logan Coleman

                                                                                     Late Night with the Devil is the latest film from Directors Colin Cairnes and Cameron Cairnes. The cast that stood out was Laura Gordon, Ingrid Torelli, Georgina Haig. I found this film failing to land many things when it comes to multiple themes. In my honest opinion I found that David Dastmalchian was miscast which I would have suggested Néstor Carbonell for his role in the film.

                                                                                      I had issues with the three artificial intelligence created pieces of art because it basically took work from true artists who create this form of art by paintings. I am actually going against most other film critics; I am giving this film 6 and ¾ stars out of 10.

Immaculate Film Review By Logan Coleman

                                                                                     Immaculate is the latest film from Director Michael Mohan. The cast that stood out was Prime-Time Emmy nominee Sydney Sweeney, Benedetta Porcaroli, and Prime-Time Emmy nominee Simona Tabasco. This film has certain similarities with A Cure for Wellness, The Omen, Suspiria, The Wicker Man, and Midsommar. I honesty though the first half of film was good.

                                                                                     But I was shocked when this film went of the rails in the ending of film by going more for shock value and honestly my only spoiler which could be triggering is that the ending leaved to believe that a baby is killed in a brutal way which I found to be very sickening and disturbed. I am actually going against most other film critics; I am giving this film 3 and ¾ stars out of 10.

The American Society of Magical Negroes Film Review By Logan Coleman

                                                                                     The American Society of Magical Negroes is the Directorial debut of Kobi Libii. The cast that stood out was Justice Smith, Tony Winner David Alan Grier, An-Li Bogan. The film has similar elements of Harry Potter, Sorry to Bother You, and is a romantic comedy with satirical elements based on racial stereotypes in past films, novels and works of television shows.

                                                                                     In my honest opinion I hope people will give this film a chance and watch it in the theater as it sets up a great idea for a sequel. The film needed one more rewrite which I believe would help with the pacing of the film. I am actually going against most other film critics; I am giving this film 9 and ¾ stars out of 10.

Love Lies Bleeding Film Review By Logan Coleman

                                                                                     Love Lies Bleeding is the latest film from Director Rose Glass. The cast that stood out was Oscar nominee Kristen Stewart, Katy O’Brian, Golden Globe nominee Jena Malone. This film has some fantasy elements as well as having similarities with Bound, Pain and Gain, Drive with certain elements of body horror films. The film does have connections with the LGBTQ+ community. I am honestly mixed with Oscar nominee Ed Harris’s performance in the film.

                                                                                     The film does deals with the effects of domestic abuse as well as the dangers of steroid abuse in a fantasy scenario. I am hopeful that Oscar nominee Kristen Stewart, Katy O’Brian, Golden Globe nominee Jena Malone will receive Oscar nominations for their roles in the film. In my honest opinion this film should be nominated for Oscars for Best Picture, Best Director. Best Original Screenplay. I am giving this film 8 stars out of 10.

Knox Goes Away Film Review By Logan Coleman

                                                                                     Knox Goes Away is the latest film from Director and Oscar nominee Michael Keaton. The cast that stood out was Oscar nominee Michael Keaton, Oscar Winner Al Pacino, Oscar Winner Marcia Gay Harden, Prime-Time Emmy nominee James Marsden, Joanna Kulig, Oscar Winner Ray McKinnon. In my honest opinion the film needed multiple rewrites in my honest opinion.

                                                                                     The film follows an aging contract killer who recently was diagnosed Creutzfeldt–Jakob disease, who also has to help his estranged son who murder his daughter’s abuser. I could see Oscar nominee Michael Keaton Receiving an Golden Globe nomination for his performance in the film. I am actually going against most other film critics, I am giving this film 7 and ¾ stars out of 10.

Cabrini Film Review By Logan Coleman

                                                                                     Cabrini is the latest film from Director Alejandro Gómez Monteverde. The cast that stood out was Cristiana Dell’Anna, Prime-Time Emmy nominee David Morse, Romana Maggiora Vergano, Jeremy Bobb. I am hopeful that Cristiana Dell’Anna, Prime-Time Emmy nominee David Morse, Romana Maggiora Vergano, Jeremy Bobb will be nominated for Oscars for their acting in the film. This film follows the true-life story of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini.

                                                                                     In my honest opinion I could see this film’s costuming and art direction being nominated for Oscars. I am hopeful the film will be nominated for an Oscar for Best Picture. I would honestly hope will see this film as it basically shows how people from different faiths as well as different social stances can work together for the common good of an entire society. I am giving this film 10 stars out of 10.

Imaginary Film Review By Logan Coleman

                                                                                     Imaginary is the latest film from Director Jeff Wadlow. The cast that stood out was DeWanda Wise, Tom Payne, Taegen Burns, Verónica Falcón. This is a solid C+ horror thriller with splashes of comedy in the film that could have been improved with a couple more rewrites as well as less twists in the story. A majority of the imagination scenes were and definitely stood out. I am actually going against most other film critics, I am giving this film 7 and ¾ stars out of 10.

Outlaw Posse Film Review By Logan Coleman

                                                                                    Outlaw Posse is the latest film from Director Mario Van Peebles. The cast that stood out was Mario Van Peebles, Oscar Winner Whoopi Goldberg, John Carroll Lynch, Mandela Van Peebles. I found that William Mapother was miscast in my honest opinion. I am actually going against most other film critics, I am giving this film 8 stars out of 10.

A Hip Hop Story Film Review By Logan Coleman

                                                                                    A Hip Hop Story is the full-length Directorial debut of Damaine Radcliff. The majority of the cast stood out. In my honest opinion the soundtrack of the film was good. This film is a comedic take on the Hip hop genre as a whole. I am giving this film 8 stars out of 10.