Chicago Indie Critics

Quasi Review

In 2001 Super Troopers introduced us to the Broken Lizard Comedy Troupe. This movie about a rag tag group of state troopers showed us a new style of comedy with humor that was sophomoric but not too high brow. The following movies they released always stayed ahead of the trends and made you laugh out […]

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Showing Up Review

Growing up I was enamored with the artist lifestyle. I wanted to be a photographer and a writer and after high school, I went to Columbia College. Columbia was/is the school for those wanting to go into arts. During my time there I met musicians, artists, writers, and those who had the same dream as

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Mafia Mamma Review

When I first saw the trailer for Mafia Mamma the first thing that came to mind was the 1999 movie Mickey Blue Eyes. That movie revolved around an art dealer who finds out that his girlfriend’s father is a mob boss and how he gets entangled in their business while trying to get married. Mafia

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Enys Men Review

Earlier this year the horror film Skinamarink showed that not all horror movies need to have a psychotic killer or blood splashed everywhere to scare the audience. The use of long takes, establishing shots, and eerie sounds took the viewers on an intense journey that might have raised their anxiety levels. While many applauded this

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Boston Strangler Review

In the vein of great investigative dramas like Zodiac, All The President’s Men, and Spotlight, Boston Strangler shows us how the reporters working behind the newsdesk are able to break the story and assist the police in catching the killer. What makes Boston Strangler different is that this story is about Loretta McLaughlin and Jean

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