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Highly Suspect Reviews: Is God Is IS GOD IS MOVIE REVIEW In the cinematic debut from multiple award-winning playwright Aleshea Harris comes the unexpected curve ball of Is God Is, based on her 2018 off-Broadway play. Kara Young and Mallori Johnson play two twin sisters (Racine and Anaia). Both have terrible burn scars but Racine’s are easier to cover up. Anaia’s face is thoroughly scarred. Their physical differences aren’t all that distinguish the two: Racine has a fiery temper and tendency towards violence, whereas Anaia is more quiet and introspective. The two are so bonded they can even communicate wordlessly through glances and body language (translated […] read more on

The Gathering: Season 4 Episode 6 THE GATHERING: SEASON 4 EPISODE 6 Our BROWN COAT subscribers and above party-podcast is back with three new segments! Our first one is free to listen to, as the troops rally to play a game of Movie Jeopardy shepherded by Chris. Then, subscribers can listen to a round table of “what’s great right now” and The Nathan Flynn Letterboxd game (that goes wildly and hysterically off the rails). Listen to our first segment now and support oneofus.net by becoming a subscriber right here, create a forum account right here, message [email protected] to let us know your forum name and we […] read more on

Highly Suspect Reviews: Pillion PILLION MOVIE REVIEW One of the biggest award winning and best reviewed films of 2025 was one that might not be on your radar at all. With an American release from A24 this directorial debut by Harry Lighton has garnered lots of attention in the indie cinema world. But why have you not heard about Pillion? The story is about a very timid gay man named Colin (Harry Melling). His parents support him but he can’t seem to find his romantic niche. That is, until he spots Ray (Alexander Skarsgård), an unbelievable hunk of a guy and a biker clad […] read more on

Highly Suspect Reviews: Avatar: Fire and Ash AVATAR: FIRE AND ASH MOVIE REVIEW James Cameron has constantly been pushing the needle throughout his career in terms of visual F/X. If there’s a new Cameron movie, you can be sure you’re going to see some digital work that is the newest and shiniest thing out there. With the third in his Avatar series, Avatar: Fire and Ash, he takes his mad skills and shows off with new underwater mocap tech developed for the film amongst other tweaks to make the most impressive looking film in the series to date. Of course, some would say, that the world of […] read more on

Highly Suspect Reviews: Ella McCay ELLA MCCAY MOVIE REVIEW Writer/Director/Sitcom creating legend James L. Brooks is back with his first feature film in fifteen years with Ella McCay. Emma Mackey plays the titular role and she is a force of nature. When we meet her in the film, she’s a schoolgirl telling off her dad (Woody Harrelson) for being a philadring jerk that she in NO way is going to stand behind and pretend to support when he gets outed to the public. Now, she’s the youngest lieutenant governor in the state of ??? and she’s about to come up against multiple crises all at […] read more on

Highly Suspect Reviews: Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere DELIVER ME FROM NOWHERE MOVIE REVIEW There are few American musicians more iconic and more blue-collar than Bruce Springsteen. Despite huge swaths of choads not actually listening to the words to Born in the USA and using it as a right-wing rallying cry, Bruce has firmly always been a poet of the people. What director Scott Cooper’s new film, Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere explores is the deep trauma and depression that built the man. Bruce (Jeremy Allen White) is fresh off a hit album with The River in 1980. His manager, record producer, agent, and close friend Jon (Jeremy […] read more on