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DOLPH: UNBREAKABLE Celebrates The Spirit Of A Singular Star

Dolph Lundgren had a strange path to stardom: a 4th-degree Black Belt in Kyokushin Karate who was also a Fulbright Scholar in Chemical Engineering...

THE WEIGHT Review: They Don’t Make Films Like This Anymore

Introduction You frequently hear the term "they don't make 'em like they used to" when it comes to modern film. Padraic McKinley's The Weight attempts...

Fantastic Fest 2026: Part 1 Of Director Nick Simon On WHAT HAPPENED TO DORIS?

Cinema Scholars is back at Fantastic Fest with coverage from the 21st annual celebration of genre film in Austin, Texas. Up first, we chat...

Disney’s ENCANTO: A Review of the Animated Musical

In a year saturated with wonderful animation, Disney’s Encanto charms and belts its way into the pack. Boasting gorgeous animation, a stellar voice cast,...

LA SOGA: SALVATION: A Review Of The Manny Perez Action-Thriller

Cinema Scholars reviews La Soga: Salvation, a sequel to La Soga (2009). The film's star Manny Perez steps behind the camera to resuscitate hitman...

GHOSTS OF THE OZARKS: A Cinema Scholars Review

Co-Directed by Matt Glass and Jordan Wayne Long, Ghosts Of The Ozarks is a dark and lovely fable about a mysterious town set in...

GOLD: A Review Of Anthony Hayes’ Dystopian Drama

Cinema Scholars reviews Anthony Hayes' dystopian drama, Gold, starring Zac Efron. Screen Media will release Gold in theaters on March 11, 2022. Introduction Dystopian dramas are...

The Los Angeles Homes of Barbara Stanwyck

Barbara Stanwyck was an accomplished Oscar-nominated actress. She was also an avid horse enthusiast who bred and raised the animals. This aspect of her...