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Frank Ochieng is a strong believer that films--much like music--are the universal language of communication and creativity. Frank is a member of the Online Film Critics Society (OFCS) and Internet Film Critics Society (IFCS). A graduate of Suffolk University in Boston, MA (USA), Frank has occasionally appeared as a media commentator/guest on WBZ Radio 1030 AM in Boston, MA. Previously, Frank was the Arts & Entertainment film critic for The Bay State Banner (Boston, MA). Frank has contributed to other online movie sites such as The Critical Movie Critics and SF Crowsnest. Frank's motto: "One can only review a single film at a time so just go with the flow".

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Crawl (2019) Film Review

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The Sunshine State is known for a lot of things that come to mind: the Disney experience, gorgeous heated weather, booming tourism, the exquisite beaches, delicious oranges, the melting pot of a diverse population, etc. However,…
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Trespassers (2019) Film Review

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The home invasion genre is once again visited but with a potent twist of debauchery and deception in the slight but transfixing indie psychological thriller Trepassers. Director Orson Oblowitz ("The Queen of Hollywood Blvd") conjures up an…
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Happy Cleaners (2019) Film Review

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Happy Cleaners is the latest familial drama that follows the trials and tribulations of the Asian-American experience as tested through the two generational scopes of a Korean clan trying to run a dry cleaning business in a multicultural…
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Stuber (2019) Film Review

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It was a matter of time before Hollywood came knocking at the door in presenting the off-the-cuff trials and tribulations of the transportation phenomenon known as the Uber driver. On that note, director Michael Dowse ("What If", "Goon")…
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Silent Panic (2019) Film Review

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Writer-director Kyle Schadt's revisits familiar territory with the "hiding the dead body" genre in the pedestrian crime thriller Silent Panic. Surprisingly uninvolving and flavorless, Schadt's male-bonding excursion into the seedy cover-up…
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Phil (2019) Film Review

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The gumption to concentrate on a dark comedy about the contemplation of suicide is a bold move for any seasoned filmmaker to undertake while hoping that it registers with the intended off-kilter edginess it aims to sardonically tackle. In…