Sinners Review

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Tyrant Dominus

274 episodes

3 days ago

Welcome to the Reactioncast, where Jesus, aka Tyrant Dominus, share my thoughts and opinions on shows, anime, and movies. Along the way we bring in guest hosts to add another layer of thoughts. With an experimental section where I provide commentary of tv shows and films.

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Sinners Review

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11 minutes 1 second

6 months ago

Sinners Review

In this review, I dive into *Sinners* — a bold, genre-blending film packed with blues, blood, and unforgettable performances. From Michael B. Jordan’s dual role to Ryan Coogler’s supernatural Southern vision, here’s why this might be the most original vampire movie in years.

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