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Author Chris Sawin

Chris Sawin

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Saint Maud Review: Never Waste Your Pain

Chris Sawin
February 12, 2021
Movie Reviews, Movies
3
Written and directed by Rose Glass, Saint Maud is a British psychological horror film that follows nurse Katie (Morfydd Clark), who finds herself unemployed after she loses one of her patients. Now, going by th...
7

Earwig and the Witch Review: An Uneven But Enjoyable CGI Effort from Studio Ghibli

Chris Sawin
February 4, 2021
Anime, Anime Reviews, Movie Reviews, Movies
2
Following his work on Tales From Earthsea (2006), From Up on Poppy Hill (2011), and the CGI animated television series Ronja, The Robber’s Daughter (2014) (which is currently available to stream on Amazon Prime...
8

Psycho Goreman Review: Hunky Boys and Severed Heads

Chris Sawin
January 27, 2021
Movie Reviews, Movies
2
From Steven Kostanski, writer and director of Manborg, The Void, and the incredible 5-minute short Bio-Cop, Psycho Goreman (also known as PG: Psycho Goreman) is this joyous blend of absurdly bloody horror, awes...
9

Soul Review: The Art of Jazzing Through Life

Chris Sawin
December 21, 2020
Movie Reviews, Movies
1
Joe Gardner (voiced by Jamie Foxx) has always survived on one-shot music gigs and working as a part-time middle school band instructor. One day, much to his surprise, his life begins to turn around, as the scho...
8

Freaky Review: Vince Vaughn Delights and Terrifies

Chris Sawin
November 13, 2020
Movie Reviews, Movies
Freaky is the latest comedy horror concoction from Happy Death Day mastermind Christopher Landon. Co-written by Landon and Michael Kennedy, the latter of whom has provided IT support and various forms of produc...
4

Come Play Review: When Larry Met Oliver

Chris Sawin
October 29, 2020
Movie Reviews, Movies, Reviews
Come Play is a horror thriller written and directed by Jacob Chase. It’s based on Chase’s own 5-minute short film from 2017 entitled Larry. The feature length film follows Oliver (Azhy Robertson, Marriage St...
6.5

Synchronic Review: Doped Up On Time Travel

Chris Sawin
October 24, 2020
Movie Reviews, Movies
In Synchronic, Dennis (Jamie Dornan) and Steve (Anthony Mackie) are best friends and paramedics. They’ve known each other for a long time and have ridden together in the back of an ambulance for as long as they...
10

Possessor Review: A Worm in the Brain

Chris Sawin
October 2, 2020
Movie Reviews, Movies, Reviews
Possessor is writer and director Brandon Cronenberg’s follow-up to the equally mesmerizing and disturbing sci-fi horror film Antiviral. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahn56QWkD0Y Tasya Voz (Andrea Risebo...
7

Kajillionaire Review: A Gawky Pilgrimage to Self-Identity

Chris Sawin
September 30, 2020
Movie Reviews, Movies
A family of con artists is barely making ends meet in writer and director Miranda July’s comedy crime drama Kajillionaire. https://youtu.be/xiMPCevu8Wk Elderly couple Robert (Richard Jenkins) and Theresa ...
6

Random Acts of Violence Review: A Sloppy Slasher with Solid Kills

Chris Sawin
August 17, 2020
Movie Reviews, Movies, Reviews
Debuting at Fantastic Fest 2019, the Canadian-American slasher horror film Random Acts of Violence is based on the 2010 one-shot graphic novel of the same name and is Jay Baruchel’s second feature film as a dir...
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