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Spoiler-Free Reviews: Still Ohio and Get That Dick (GenreBlast 2026)

Still Ohio Official synopsis In a misguided attempt to save her relationship, Ana (Fernanda Lopez) transfers from Boston College to Tulane to be with her boyfriend, Doug. Doug arranges for Ana to carpool with three of his rambunctious friends, Henry (Michael Zapesotsky), Julia (Sofia Angelopoulos), and Johnny (Jake Melamed). However, along the way, Ana discovers Doug does not know these strangers nearly as well as she was led to believe.  Review I’m rather a hard sell on genre films involving time loops, but writer/director Kaylin Allshouse’s Still Ohio is a well crafted exception to my usual stance. The characters and circumstances are nicely fleshed out, the direction is strong, and the performances from the four leads are all impressive.  Without giving too much away, the road trip that the four protagonists find themselves on involves a gas station that at first seems eerily similar to the first one where they stopped. As incidents proceed, that location and the other people

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Sep 9, 2026

More Than a Serial Killer Thriller: ‘The Whisper Man’ Spoiler-Free Movie Review

Adam Scott recently delivered a knockout performance in Hokum. Pairing him with screen icon Robert De Niro in Netflix’s serial killer thriller The Whisper Man made the film an immediate top-tier priority for me. Having finally experienced the chilling adaptation of Alex North’s 2019 bestseller, this slow-burn nightmare delivers on every inch of its high-caliber […]

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Spoiler-Free Movie Review: ‘The End of Oak Street’ is the Dino Movie We’ve Needed

If you have ever looked at a peaceful suburban block party and thought it desperately needed ten-ton apex predators, director David Robert Mitchell (It Follows) and producer J.J. Abrams are about to give you exactly what you asked for. The End of Oak Street drops a glorious, mystery-box collision of early-1980s nostalgia and creature-feature terror […]

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Aug 31, 2026

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Spoiler-Free Reviews: Still Ohio and Get That Dick (GenreBlast 2026)

Still Ohio Official synopsis In a misguided attempt to save her relationship, Ana (Fernanda Lopez) transfers from Boston College to Tulane to be with her boyfriend, Doug. Doug arranges for Ana to carpool with three of his rambunctious friends, Henry (Michael Zapesotsky), Julia (Sofia Angelopoulos), and Johnny (Jake Melamed). However, along the way, Ana discovers Doug does not know these strangers nearly as well as she was led to believe.  Review I’m rather a hard sell on genre films involving time loops, but writer/director Kaylin Allshouse’s Still Ohio is a well crafted exception to my usual stance. The characters and circumstances are nicely fleshed out, the direction is strong, and the performances from the four leads are all impressive.  Without giving too much away, the road trip that the four protagonists find themselves on involves a gas station that at first seems eerily similar to the first one where they stopped. As incidents proceed, that location and the other people

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Sep 9, 2026

More Than a Serial Killer Thriller: ‘The Whisper Man’ Spoiler-Free Movie Review

Adam Scott recently delivered a knockout performance in Hokum. Pairing him with screen icon Robert De Niro in Netflix’s serial killer thriller The Whisper Man made the film an immediate top-tier priority for me. Having finally experienced the chilling adaptation of Alex North’s 2019 bestseller, this slow-burn nightmare delivers on every inch of its high-caliber […]

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Spoiler-Free Movie Review: ‘The End of Oak Street’ is the Dino Movie We’ve Needed

If you have ever looked at a peaceful suburban block party and thought it desperately needed ten-ton apex predators, director David Robert Mitchell (It Follows) and producer J.J. Abrams are about to give you exactly what you asked for. The End of Oak Street drops a glorious, mystery-box collision of early-1980s nostalgia and creature-feature terror […]

Continue reading →
Aug 31, 2026