Christian Anderson

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  • Money, Guns and a Merry Christmas

    ½

  • Tarot Curse

    ★★★

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  • Torn

    ★★★★★

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  • Money, Guns and a Merry Christmas

    Money, Guns and a Merry Christmas

    ½

    Money, Guns, and a Merry Christmas might genuinely have the worst script of all time.

    It's so terrible that it somehow successfully distracts you from every other awful trope these vertical films so proudly flaunt.

    Thomas King as Marcus is this film's only saving grace. He's honestly so fun to watch, and somehow caricatures a terrible script into something really entertaining compared to literally everything else in this neutered Aunty Donna skit.

    Not worth your time or the price of admission. Makes for a fun, drunken bad-movie-night with friends though.

  • Tarot Curse

    Tarot Curse

    ★★★

    This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

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  • Torn

    Torn

    ★★★★★

    When I initially came across Torn in the catalogue for the 2021 Telluride Film Fest, I admittedly glossed over it, thinking it would be another well-made, albeit straightforward extreme-sports documentary.

    Despite this, I went anyway, and let me tell you..

    Watching Torn that weekend was easily the best decision I could've made.

    Out of every film present (about 25-30 in all), Torn affected me more than every other film I'd seen that weekend combined, and that's coming from someone who…

  • Venom: Let There Be Carnage

    Venom: Let There Be Carnage

    After discovering the runtime and seeing multiple trailers featuring Venom 'dropping the mic' at a rave, I made sure my expectations were low, but man... they were not low enough.

    Unfortunately, Venom: Let there be Carnage was much worse than I thought it was capable of being.

    I was genuinely shocked at how much of the runtime was spent on cheap attempts at humor. At a tight 90 minutes, you'd think the film would be concerned more-so with the set-up/pay-off…

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