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      Nicolás Delgadillo

      Nicolás Delgadillo

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      Nicolás is the son of a Nicaraguan immigrant who finally decided to put his seemingly useless knowledge of movies to use. Moving from the breezy coast of Half Moon Bay to the humid hills of North Carolina, he?s always found inspiration, comfort and enlightenment at the movies.

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      Rating T-Meter Title | Year Review
      Cocaine Bear (2023) The film feels increasingly slipshod, as if everyone thought that the silly concept alone would do most of the work for them. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Mar 04, 2023
      Knock at the Cabin (2023) A pretty profound idea to play with, but one that winds up clashing with the practicalities of the actual plot at hand. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Mar 04, 2023
      Infinity Pool (2023) A solid film with some standout moments and I enjoyed it more thoroughly than Possessor. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Mar 04, 2023
      Skinamarink (2022) For those willing to sink down into the unnerving depths of Skinamarink’s house of horrors (or those unable to escape its grasp as it drags you under) you’ll be completely transported. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Jan 14, 2023
      M3GAN (2022) M3gan is an instant horror icon. The fact that she happens to be fabulously chic is just a bonus. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Jan 10, 2023
      Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (2022) Johnson has traded out box office cash for streaming revenue in a Netflix-exclusive sequel that both improves on its predecessor yet also falls short in different ways.  - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Dec 30, 2022
      Avatar: The Way of Water (2022) Going into this movie, I thought that I’d at least be wowed by the effects and the action. I never expected to be moved close to tears by blue alien children. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Dec 21, 2022
      Violent Night (2022) One of those bad movies that keeps piling on things that make it worse and worse as it goes on. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Dec 14, 2022
      The Eternal Daughter (2022) Like the best films, The Eternal Daughter reveals itself to be capable of conveying the most difficult to describe, secretly universal experiences, especially the ones we have when alone in the dark - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Dec 07, 2022
      7/10
      The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special (2022) While it may seem like a disposable bit of extra content in the increasingly crowded Marvel pool, it ends up being one of the more straightforwardly funny ones of the bunch. - Geeks of Color
      Read More | Posted Dec 03, 2022
      The Menu (2022) A delectable cinematic treat, one that’s consistently smart, funny and engaging. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Nov 30, 2022
      Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022) As a heartbreaking farewell to Boseman and his character, the film mostly succeeds. Which is good, because the rest is as frustratingly messy as the MCU has ever been. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Nov 14, 2022
      Halloween Ends (2022) A prominent example of a series that got it far too right the first time. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Oct 19, 2022
      Razzennest (2022) A fun and original take on movies that focus more on the auditory experience than the visual one. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Oct 19, 2022
      Flowing (2022) An expert command for tense and scary scenes make it stand out from the crowd. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Oct 19, 2022
      Don't Let the Riverbeast Get You! (2012) A shoestring budget is turned into a benefit rather than a detriment. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Oct 19, 2022
      Hundreds of Beavers (2022) A slapstick epic full of hilarity, action, romance, and fluffy gore. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Oct 19, 2022
      Terrifier 2 (2022) Despite its improvements all around when compared to its predecessors, like them, I still hesitate to call Terrifier 2 a genuinely good movie. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Oct 11, 2022
      Smile (2022) It’s a perfect horror experience for October theatergoers, one that is sure to make a killing with a lively audience. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Sep 30, 2022
      The Munsters (2022) A colorful and playful throwback that’s genuinely funny and endlessly impressive with its Halloweentown style aesthetic and designs. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Sep 30, 2022
      Pearl (2022) A seemingly simple horror film that reveals itself to be richly textured both on and below the surface. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Sep 22, 2022
      The Retaliators (2021) The film also offers a bit more than just Rock Star Theater Camp thanks to genuinely awesome practical effects and makeup. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Sep 22, 2022
      Barbarian (2022) Largely unpredictable and unhinged in the best of ways. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Sep 22, 2022
      Bodies Bodies Bodies (2022) One of the most searing indictments of the social media age and its effects on young people I’ve ever seen. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Aug 21, 2022
      When I Consume You (2021) There are no easy answers, something that this film seems to understand far better than most. It’s all the better for it. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Aug 17, 2022
      They/Them (2022) Ironically and unfortunately, They/Them itself seems to be one suffering from an identity crisis. The film’s tone is all over the place and never meshes together in a cohesive way. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Aug 12, 2022
      Resurrection (2022) Prepare for thrills beyond what you may be expecting. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Aug 10, 2022
      4/5
      Prey (2022) Prey is the first Predator sequel (well, prequel) that demands a rewatch, and the most inspired and thrilling the franchise has been since Arnold first trekked into that jungle in ‘87. - Discussing Film
      Read More | Posted Aug 06, 2022
      Nope (2022) Very few have delivered on such a viscerally entertaining, intelligent and profound level as Peele does here. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Jul 23, 2022
      This is GWAR (2021) While the documentary itself may not be remarkable in its presentation, GWAR can't help but stand out. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Jul 22, 2022
      8/10
      Marcel the Shell with Shoes On (2021) Funny, tender and whimsical, Marcel the Shell excels at tugging at heartstrings in just the right ways. - Cultured Vultures
      Read More | Posted Jul 18, 2022
      Thor: Love and Thunder (2022) Manages to burst through the muddled fourth phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and puts its overarching themes in a clear and connective context. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Jul 12, 2022
      Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe (2022) Even decades later, their brand of one-track-mind stupidity hasn’t exactly gone out of style. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Jul 07, 2022
      Elvis (2022) One of the more impressive, energetic and fantastical films of the crowded and clichéd genre. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Jul 07, 2022
      The Black Phone (2021) Everything comes together in a sufficiently nail-biting climax, the kind that expertly builds itself up with both anxiety and excitement. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Jun 24, 2022
      Mad God (2021) Something in this film’s dense tapestry of horror always manages to pull you back in. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Jun 21, 2022
      Crimes of the Future (2022) Perhaps his most poignant exploration of themes and ideas that have been with him throughout his career. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Jun 21, 2022
      Lux Æterna (2019) A solid, distilled example of Noé and his collaborators’ musings, ideas and unique brand of creative neon-lit chaos. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Jun 17, 2022
      Jurassic World Dominion (2022) Jurassic World Dominion does next to nothing with what it has nor does it feel like any kind of real finale to what began with the 1993 original or even Trevorrow’s own 2015 reboot. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Jun 13, 2022
      Watcher (2022) The director has the ability to suck the air right out of the room with the way she mounts tension and suspense. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Jun 11, 2022
      RRR (2022) Turns what could easily be a ridiculous and cheesy tall tale into a compelling saga by the sheer power of its sincerity. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Jun 07, 2022
      After Blue (2021) It’s a strangely intoxicating cinematic experience, one bursting with boundless imagination. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Jun 02, 2022
      The Bob's Burgers Movie (2022) It doesn’t take full advantage of the big screen opportunity it has but at the same time it may not particularly need to. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Jun 02, 2022
      Top Gun: Maverick (2022) To fans that fall into the nostalgia trap (knowingly or otherwise) or others who are here just for some truly spectacular aerial stunts (they are genuinely awesome), the storytelling shortcomings of Top Gun: Maverick probably won’t matter. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Jun 01, 2022
      The Sadness (2021) Disgusting carnage is made all the more impossible to look away from thanks to incredible practical effects, props and makeup. It's astounding work. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted May 27, 2022
      Men (2022) Perhaps the overindulgence of nastiness and abandoning of subtlety is the point of a story about the inescapable, gross prevalence of the terrors of men. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted May 20, 2022
      Firestarter (2022) Easily one of the weaker King adaptations and is likely to kill off any further interest in what could be a compelling story. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted May 20, 2022
      6/10
      Monstrous (2022) Christina Ricci is the not-so-secret weapon of Monstrous, whose performance makes up for the film’s at times lackluster execution of its various intriguing ideas. - Cultured Vultures
      Read More | Posted May 17, 2022
      Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022) The multiverse itself may be left feeling significantly unexplored, but it’s hard not to celebrate a Marvel movie as streamlined as this one is, right down to its shorter runtime. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted May 11, 2022
      The Northman (2022) Its easy to get lost in time during those two hours. - Knotfest
      Read More | Posted Apr 26, 2022
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