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Ani Bundel is a TV Writer for Elite Daily and WETA and contributes regularly to NBC News THINK and Culturess. Find Ani @anibundel
LaToya Ferguson has reviewed for Entertainment Weekly, The Guardian, Paste, and is a regular contributor to the A.V. Club. Find LaToya @lafergs
Remezcla publishes reviews and other articles geared toward a modern Latinx audience. Find Remezcla remezcla.com
Steeped in the NOLA film scene, Bill Arceneaux is a freelancer of 8 years who currently writes for Big Easy Magazine. Find Bill @billreviews
MOVIES
Easily the most chilling film I've seen in 2019 so far...
‐ Felix Vasquez Jr., Cinema Crazed
It's ironic that Back of the Net features a protagonist who operates life through the application of textbook formulas, because she's stuck in a film that's chosen to do the same.
‐ Alex Lines, Film Inquiry
Even the title of Master of Dark Shadows aims the documentary squarely at the large and enthusiastic audience, and this is the audience that is likely to enjoy it most. Nonetheless, this is an informative and engaging production.
‐ Jim Dixon, Film Inquiry
DVD/STREAMING
Not that we have come to expect much from Mr. Bean, but I think that this film isn't even up to the usual low standards. It is an immature film with the humour and story being totally silly...and not in a good way.
‐ Carey-Ann Pawsey, Orca Sound
Story is told from several different perspectives to try and give a complete picture. Interesting even if you have never even heard of the town.
Even the quality Arrow Video release can't help this from being an altogether mediocre affair.
‐ Adam Patterson, Film Pulse
Captain Marvel is Certified Fresh!