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The Minnesota Movie Digest: Project Undertone

Welcome to The Minnesota Movie Digest, the official newsletter from the Minnesota Film Critics Association (MNFCA)!

The MNFCA is a collective of individuals dedicated to celebrating and critically examining the art of film. In this recurring publication, we’ll share a selection of insightful film reviews, absorbing essays, and interviews with film professionals.

Each issue of The Minnesota Movie Digest features a diverse array of perspectives and content. Our members have shared their most recent work with us, covering the latest releases and revisiting classic films that dissect the craft of filmmaking. Explore the links below and get a front-row seat to critically examine the art of film.

Check out the MNFCA Members page to meet our all-star lineup.

And now… The Minnesota Movie Digest.

Brian Eggert – Deep Focus Review

On Deep Focus Review, Brian covered the following titles:

• Bushido
• The Gates
• Project Hail Mary
• undertone

Brian also appeared on a new episode of The CineFiles, discussing The Bride!, Project Hail Mary, and The Last Dragon (1985). And he returned to KARE 11 on Saturday to offer some Oscar picks and predictions.

If you’re interested in more of Brian’s work, show your support by joining his Patreon community.

Hunter Friesen – The Cinema Dispatch

At The Cinema Dispatch, Hunter published reviews for Project Hail Mary and Undertone. He also published his final Oscar predictions, which can also be read at the Eden Prairie Local News and the Woodbury News Net.

Kyle Goethe – Goat Film Reviews

This week, you can find reviews for three new releases, including Project Hail Mary, which opens March 20th!

• [Early Review] Hoppers (2026)
• [Early Review] Project Hail Mary (2026)
• [Early review] undertone (2026)

Eric Houston – North Metro TV

Eric Houston presses play on Project Hail Mary.

Jakob Kolness – JakobTalksFilm

Over at JakobTalksFilm, ahead of Hollywood’s biggest night, Jakob posts his Ranking of the 2026 Oscar-Nominated Feature Films (minus one!)

Be sure to follow him on Twitter, BluSky, and Letterboxd!

Matthew Liedke – Liedke on Film

At his site, Liedke reviewed the recently released movie, “The Bride,” and wrote a column about iconic film studio logos. He also shared his predictions for the 98th Academy Awards. Check out how his predictions compared to what won.

Ruth Maramis – FlixChatter

Paul McGuire Grimes – Paul’s Trip to the Movies

Paul is back with some new reviews!

PROJECT HAIL MARY – review

HOPPERS – review

THE MADISON – review

SCARPETTA – review

Paul’s Weekly Newsletter – Paul’s Oscar Predictions

Follow Paul across social media @PAULSMOVIETRIP, Letterboxd, and Patreon

Mark McPherson – Movies With Mark

Film Reviews:

• Project Hail Mary
• Undertone
• Melania
• Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere

Brian Orndorf – Blu-Ray.Com

Film Reviews: 

• Project Hail Mary
• Slanted
• Reminders of Him
• Undertone
• The Gates
• Bodycam
• The Optimist
• Preschool

Blu-ray/UHD Reviews:

• Descendant of the Sun
• Maraschino Cherry
• The Phantom of the Opera (1998)
• Marmalade

Nicholas Palodichuk – St. Paul Filmcast

Reviews for Undertone and Slanted.

Interview with actress/model Joy Ford.

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The Minnesota Movie Digest: Scream Dreams

Welcome to The Minnesota Movie Digest, the official newsletter from the Minnesota Film Critics Association (MNFCA)!

The MNFCA is a collective of individuals dedicated to celebrating and critically examining the art of film. In this recurring publication, we’ll share a selection of insightful film reviews, absorbing essays, and interviews with film professionals.

Each issue of The Minnesota Movie Digest features a diverse array of perspectives and content. Our members have shared their most recent work with us, covering the latest releases and revisiting classic films that dissect the craft of filmmaking. Explore the links below and get a front-row seat to critically examine the art of film.

Check out the MNFCA Members page to meet our all-star lineup.

And now… The Minnesota Movie Digest.

Joe Botten – The MN Movie Man

The MN Movie Man hopes you’re crossing the final titles off your Oscar list—he’s nearly completed another full sweep himself, catching every nominee from Sinners to Mr. Nobody Against Putin!

This past weekend also brought the return of America’s favorite toxic relationship: Ghostface and Sidney in Scream 7. You can read his spoiler‑free review for Loud and Clear Reviews, along with coverage of several new releases, including Dolly (opening this week), Honey Bunch, Dreams, How to Make a Killing, By Design, Pillion, The Moment, and two of his most admired films of 2026 so far: EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert and Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die.

On the physical‑media side, he’s reviewed Jacques Tati’s Playtime and Reginald Hudlin’s House Party—both entering the Criterion Collection—plus new 4K editions of Death on the Nile, Evil Under the Sun, The Mirror Crack’d, and more on the way. Be sure to follow him on Instagram and keep an eye out for upcoming giveaways of physical media and digital codes!

Be sure to follow The MN Movie Man on Instagram, Letterboxd, TikTok, and Facebook for his weekly early looks at upcoming films and other updates between newsletters!

Brian Eggert – Deep Focus Review

On Deep Focus Review, Brian reviewed the following titles:

• Crazy Old Lady
• Ghost Elephants
• In the Blink of an Eye
• Paul McCartney: Man on the Run

For his Patreon community, he posted a new entry in his essay series, The Definitives, about Paul Thomas Anderson’s Magnolia (1999). He also posted his Scream 7 review exclusively to Patreon.

Elsewhere, Brian returned to KQRS (92.5 FM), the Twin Cities’ classic rock station, to talk about what’s in theaters. And he co-hosted the latest episode of The CineFiles, on which he and KARE 11’s Chris Hrapsky discuss Ghost Elephants, How to Make a Killing, and “Wuthering Heights”.

Dallas Fisher – Dallas Goes To The Movies

Dallas has one new review up on his website this week, and it’s for the new Jessica Chastain-starring romantic thriller, DREAMS.

A video review for SCREAM 7 can also be found over on his Instagram.

Hunter Friesen – The Cinema Dispatch

At The Cinema Dispatch, Hunter reviewed Dreams.

Kyle Goethe – Goat Film Reviews

This week, you can find an early review for Michel Franco & Jessica Chastain’s follow-up to the excellent and underseen Memory from 2023! Does Dreams continue a strong partnership? [Early Review] Dreams (2025)

In case you missed it, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is now available for digital purchase! You can find my review on the site as well! [Early Review] 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple (2026)

Jakob Kolness – JakobTalksFilm

Over at JakobTalksFilm, Jakob has reviews for Scream 7, Michel Franco’s newest film, Dreams, starring Jessica Chastain, as well as a review for the new second season of Apple’s Monarch: Legacy of Monsters!

Be sure to follow him on Twitter, BluSky, and Letterboxd!

Erik Larson – Hamline Oracle

Erik published 5 reviews this week, part of his series ranking the 10 Best Picture nominees for the 98th Oscars. They include “Bugonia,” “Frankenstein,” “F1,” “The Secret Agent,” and “Train Dreams.”

Ruth Maramis – FlixChatter

Connect with FlixChatter on Letterboxd and social media » Instagram | Twitter | Bluesky

Mark McPherson – Movies With Mark

Film Reviews:

• Dreams
• The Perfect Neighbor
• Blades of the Guardians (Video Review)

Brian Orndorf – Blu-Ray.Com

Film Review:

• In the Blink of an Eye
• Scream 7
• The Bluff
• Operation Taco Gary’s
• The Napa Boys
• Undercard
• Micro Budget
• K-Pops
• For Worse
• Bring the Law

Blu-ray/UHD Reviews: 

• The Stendhal Syndrome
• The Snow Creature
• Married to the Mob
• She Came from the Woods

Nicholas Palodichuk – St. Paul Filmcast

Scream 7 Review

Interview with actress Georgia Reding

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The Minnesota Movie Digest: How to Make a Psycho Killer

Welcome to The Minnesota Movie Digest, the official newsletter from the Minnesota Film Critics Association (MNFCA)!

The MNFCA is a collective of individuals dedicated to celebrating and critically examining the art of film. In this recurring publication, we’ll share a selection of insightful film reviews, absorbing essays, and interviews with film professionals.

Each issue of The Minnesota Movie Digest features a diverse array of perspectives and content. Our members have shared their most recent work with us, covering the latest releases and revisiting classic films that dissect the craft of filmmaking. Explore the links below and get a front-row seat to critically examine the art of film.

Check out the MNFCA Members page to meet our all-star lineup.

And now… The Minnesota Movie Digest.

Eli Brau – Cinephile Corner

Eli has a few new pieces this week over on Cinephile Corner. In their movie reviews section, he has reviews for the following films:

• Burning (2018) movie review

He is also reviewing a different Hong Kong action movie every Sunday for the first half of 2026. This week, he wrote about Tsui Hark’s 1989 film A Better Tomorrow III: Love and Death in Saigon.

Brian Eggert – Deep Focus Review

On Deep Focus Review, Brian reviewed the following titles:

• EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert
• How to Make a Killing
• This Is Not a Test

For his Patreon community, he posted an exclusive review of “Wuthering Heights”.

Finally, Brian appeared on KARE 11 to recommend three movies about the Olympics.

Dallas Fisher – Dallas Goes To The Movies

Over on his website, Dallas reviewed two new releases: Pillion and How to Make a Killing

You can also check out two video reviews over on his Instagram: Wuthering Heights and Crime 101

Hunter Friesen – The Cinema Dispatch

At The Cinema Dispatch, Hunter reviewed How to Make a Killing. He also published his extensive list of the Top 50 Films of the 2020s.

Kyle Goethe – Goat Film Reviews

This week, there are several new release reviews available and a necessary Oscar-nominated documentary.

• [Early Review] Pillion (2025)
• [Early Review] EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert (2025)
• [Early Review] How to Make a Killing (2026)
  • [#2026oscardeathrace] Mr. Nobody Against Putin (2025)

Jason Hemming – Cinema Recall

On this latest episode of Random Thoughts of a Movie Insomniac for Cinema Recall, The Vern reviews these movies: Send Help, How to Make a Killing, Sirat, Mr. Nobody Against Putin, Wuthering Heights, and The Moment.

C.B. Jacobson – Picturegoer

In this week’s issue of the “Picturegoer” newsletter, thoughts on Sam Raimi’s “Send Help”, Federico Fellini’s “8 1/2”, Robert Mitchum as Philip Marlowe in “Farewell, My Lovely”, Charlie Chaplin in “A Night in the Show”, Lon Chaney Jr. as the “Son of Dracula”, and an episode of “Alfred Hitchcock Presents”.  Follow the link.

Jakob Kolness – JakobTalksFilm

Over at JakobTalksFilm, Jakob finally finishes his Sundance Festival coverage with reviews for Rachel Lambert’s Carousel and NB Mager’s Run Amok! Also up on the site are his Final Winner Predictions for BAFTA (which will have already been announced by the time of this posting), PGA, WGA, and SAG (Actor Awards)!

Be sure to follow him on Twitter, BluSky, and Letterboxd!

Erik Larson – Hamline Oracle

Erik has one new film review this week, covering Kon Ichikawa’s sports documentary masterpiece,  “Tokyo Olympiad” (1965).

Paul McGuire Grimes – Paul’s Trip to the Movies

Check out what Paul has been working on!

Baz Luhrmann Interview – EPiC ELVIS PRESLEY IN CONCERT

WUTHERING HEIGHTS – review

Fox9 Good Day – Your Next TV Binge

Follow Paul across social media @PAULSMOVIETRIP, on Letterboxd, on YouTube, and Patreon.

Mark McPherson – Movies With Mark

Film Reviews:

• How to Make a Killing
• Blades of the Guardians
• California Scenario

Brian Orndorf – Blu-Ray.Com

Film Reviews: 

• Psycho Killer
• The Pout-Pout Fish
• This Is Not a Test
• How to Make a Killing
• Beam Me Up, Sulu
• Redux Redux
• The Dreadful

Blu-ray/UHD Reviews: 

• House Party
• Tank Girl
• New Rose Hotel
• Ghostkeeper

Nicholas Palodichuk – St. Paul Filmcast

Film Reviews:

• How to Make a Killing
• Psycho Killer

Interview with writer/director Wesley Johnson

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The Minnesota Movie Digest: 28 Rips Later

Welcome to The Minnesota Movie Digest, the official newsletter from the Minnesota Film Critics Association (MNFCA)!

The MNFCA is a collective of individuals dedicated to celebrating and critically examining the art of film. In this recurring publication, we’ll share a selection of insightful film reviews, absorbing essays, and interviews with film professionals.

Each issue of The Minnesota Movie Digest features a diverse array of perspectives and content. Our members have shared their most recent work with us, covering the latest releases and revisiting classic films that dissect the craft of filmmaking. Explore the links below and get a front-row seat to critically examine the art of film.

Check out the MNFCA Members page to meet our all-star lineup.

And now… The Minnesota Movie Digest.

Joe Botten – The MN Movie Man

The MN Movie Man has just returned from Las Vegas, where he sought out every movie-themed slot machine to play (pro-tip: go for the Willy Wonka one for max enjoyment) and caught the stunning new release of The Wizard of Oz at Sphere.

Despite much internal struggle, he’s finalized his annual wrap-up of 2025 with his list of the Best, Worst, and Surprises of the year.

2026 is off to a smashing start at his site, and if you’ve been waiting to catch up — now is the time. In addition to new reviews of The Rip, Primate, and People We Meet on Vacation, you can plan your next binge with reviews of Season 2 of HBO’s blockbuster hit The Pitt and the new Netflix mystery His & Hers. A number of new ‘old’ reviews will be coming in the next week, and if you haven’t yet signed up to receive notifications, you can do that here!

Over at  Loud and Clear Reviews, check out his review of Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials as well as Sleepwalker.

Be sure to follow The MN Movie Man on Instagram, Letterboxd, TikTok, and Facebook for his weekly early looks at upcoming films and other updates between newsletters!

Eli Brau – Cinephile Corner

Eli has a few new pieces this week over on Cinephile Corner. In their movie reviews section, he has reviews for the following new releases:

• People We Meet on Vacation movie review
• The Rip movie review
• Magellan movie review

Matt Clark – Kino Ventura

Matt took a look at two crime films this week: Ben Affleck and Matt Damon’s Netflix release, as well as a Belgian film from 2024 that just dropped onto VOD:

• Maldoror
• The Rip

Brian Eggert – Deep Focus Review

On Deep Focus Review, Brian reviewed the following titles:

• 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
  • Night Patrol
  • The Rip

Brian also appeared on “Gorman in the Morning” on KQRS (92.5 FM) to discuss several new releases in theaters right now.

On the latest episode of the streaming show The CineFiles, Brian and co-hosts Chris Hrapsky and Jamie Rogers discuss No Other Choice, Is This Thing On?, and 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple.

Finally, on Brian’s Patreon, he posted a new entry in his essay series, The Definitives, about The Battle of Algiers (1966).

Dallas Fisher – Dallas Goes To The Movies

Over at Dallas Goes to the Movies this week, Dallas has three new movie reviews:

• 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
• The Rip
• Dead Man’s Wire

There are also two new video reviews for you to enjoy!

• Greenland 2: Migration
• 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple

Looking forward to a great 2026 at the movies!

Hunter Friesen – The Cinema Dispatch

At The Cinema Dispatch, Hunter reviewed 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, Dead Man’s Wire, and The Rip.

Kyle Goethe – Goat Film Reviews

Over on GOAT Film Reviews, you can find reviews for two new releases:

• [Early Review] Dead Man’s Wire (2025)
• [Early Review] 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple (2026)

You can also find a new Dispatch, another set of mini-reviews for Reflection in a Dead Diamond, Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere, Predator: Killer of Killers, The Plague, and The Luckiest Man in America: Dispatches from 2025!

If you missed my Top Ten Films of 2025 or my Most Anticipated Films of 2026, you can find those as well!

• Kyle’s Top Ten Films of 2025!
• Kyle’s Most Anticipated Films of 2026!

C.B. Jacobson – Picturegoer

Two new “issues” of the Picturegoer newsletter this week!  Issue 45 covers “28 Years Later”, “Dumb and Dumber”, “It’s Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown”, “Love in the Afternoon” and “Stir Crazy”; issue 46 covers “The Bone Temple”, “The Blue Angel”, “Chi-Raq”, “The Mouse That Roared” and “Spaceballs”.  Follow the links!

Jakob Kolness – JakobTalksFilm

Over at JakobTalksFilm, Jakob reviews 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple and presents his FINAL 2026 Oscar Nomination Predictions before Thursday’s big announcement. 

Be sure to follow him on Twitter, BluSky, and Letterboxd!

Catherine Krummey – Veg Out Recipes

Catherine has one new review on The Feed: “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple.” Additionally, she appeared on The Revisionist’s Almanac podcast for a special 2025 Year-End Collaboration.

Matthew Liedke – Liedke on Film

At his site, Liedke has been busy reviewing award contenders and other movies from the film fest circuit. Recently, he’s reviewed “Arco,” “Die My Love,” “Frankenstein,” “Hamnet,” “Hedda,” “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You,” “Jay Kelly,” “Kiss of the Spider Woman,” “Marty Supreme,” “No Other Choice,” “Nouvelle Vague,” “Rental Family,” “Rosemead,” “The Secret Agent,” “Sentimental Value,” “Song Sung Blue,” “The Testament of Ann Lee,” “Train Dreams” and “Wake Up Dead Man.”

Mark McPherson – Movies With Mark

Film Reviews:

• 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
• Dead Man’s Wire
• H Is for Hawk
• Goodbye Horses: The Many Lives of Q Lazzarus
• David (2025)

Brian Orndorf – Blu-Ray.Com

Film Reviews: 

• The Rip
• Killer Whale
• 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
• The Piano Accident
• Charlie the Wonderdog
• Night Patrol

Blu-ray/UHD Reviews:

• The American Revolution
• Hotspring Sharkattack
• Code 3

Nicholas Palodichuk – St. Paul Filmcast

Podcast Reviews:

• Night Patrol
• 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
• Primate

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The Minnesota Movie Digest: Dead Man’s Migration

Welcome to The Minnesota Movie Digest, the official newsletter from the Minnesota Film Critics Association (MNFCA)!

The MNFCA is a collective of individuals dedicated to celebrating and critically examining the art of film. In this recurring publication, we’ll share a selection of insightful film reviews, absorbing essays, and interviews with film professionals.

Each issue of The Minnesota Movie Digest features a diverse array of perspectives and content. Our members have shared their most recent work with us, covering the latest releases and revisiting classic films that dissect the craft of filmmaking. Explore the links below and get a front-row seat to critically examine the art of film.

Check out the MNFCA Members page to meet our all-star lineup.

And now… The Minnesota Movie Digest.

Eli Brau – Cinephile Corner

Eli has a few new pieces this week over on Cinephile Corner. In their movie reviews section, he has reviews for the following new releases:

• We Bury the Dead review
• The Plague review
• Marty Supreme review
• Song Sung Blue review
• The Running Man review

He also updated his ranking of Edgar Wright’s movies following the release of The Running Man and his ranking of Avatar movies following the release of Fire and Ash. Lastly, he listed the 50 best movies of 2025

Matt Clark – Kino Ventura

Matt kicked off 2026 with both his annual Year in Review, discussing some of his favorite theatrical experiences, as well as a Newsletter where he goes into detail on three recent film adaptations of Donald E. Westlake novels (Play Dirty, The Actor, and No Other Choice)

Additionally, he knocked out a pair of reviews for two indie crime films that had been kicking around the festival circuit:

• Anywhere
• Nobody Wants to Shoot a Woman

Brian Eggert – Deep Focus Review

On Deep Focus Review, Brian reviewed the following titles:

• Dead Man’s Wire
  • Father Mother Sister Brother
  • Greenland 2: Migration
  • The Plague
  • Primate
  • We Bury the Dead

Brian also appeared as a guest on two podcasts: First, he discussed Rental Family with Dr. Marcia Sirota on the Reel Mental podcast. Then, he appeared on the Movie of the Year podcast to discuss Ken Russell’s The Devils (1971).

For the streaming show The CineFiles, Brian and co-hosts Chris Hrapsky and Jamie Rogers shared their Top 10 Movies of 2025.

On January 10, Brian returned to KARE 11 Saturday to discuss two new releases in theaters: Is This Thing On? and Father Mother Sister Brother.

On Brian’s Patreon, he posted the following:

• DFR’s 34 Most Anticipated Films of 2026
• Reader’s Choice Review: La haine (1995)
• Top 25 Films of 2025
• Top 25 Discs of 2025
• Top 10 Movie-Related Books of 2025

Hunter Friesen – The Cinema Dispatch

At The Cinema Dispatch, Hunter reviewed The Chronology of Water. He also published his Top 10 Films of 2025 at the Eden Prairie Local News and the Woodbury News Net.

Jay Gabler – Duluth News Tribune

For The Tangential, Jay reviewed Sentimental Value and Train Dreams. And then at the Duluth News Tribune, he reviewed Marty Supreme and The Hockey Mom’s Revenge.

Jason Hemming – Cinema Recall

Better late than never.  Over on The Cinema Recall podcast. It’s The Vern’s Top 10 Movies of 2025 and his 5 worst.

C.B. Jacobson – Picturegoer

In this week’s “Picturegoer” newsletter, Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried in “The Housemaid”; the horror anthology “Dr. Terror’s House of Horrors”; David Bowie in Jim Henson’s “Labyrinth”; James Cagney and Olivia de Havilland in “The Strawberry Blonde”; the silent classic “Waxworks”; and Peter Biskind’s Warren Beatty biography “Star”.  Follow the link.

Jakob Kolness – JakobTalksFilm

Over at JakobTalksFilm, Jakob reviews Song Sung Blue and announces his picks for the Top 10 TV Series of 2025 and his Most Anticipated Films of 2026!

Be sure to follow him on Twitter, BluSky, and Letterboxd!

Catherine Krummey – Veg Out Recipes

Ruth Maramis – FlixChatter

Paul McGuire Grimes – Paul’s Trip to the Movies

Paul McGuire Grimes is back with some new interviews, interviews, and media appearances this week!

Jon Bernthal & Tessa Thompson Interview – HIS & HERS

THE HOUSEMAID – review

Catch Me If You Can & Minority Report – 4K Reviews

A Spotlight on Rob Reiner – My Weekly Patreon Newsletter

The 2025 Actor Awards The Nominees Are… – Patreon

One Battle After Another – Oscar Frontrunner – My rundown of the CCA and MNFCA Winners – Patreon

Mark McPherson – Movies With Mark

Film Reviews:

• The Secret Agent
• No Other Choice

Brian Orndorf – Blu-Ray.Com

End of Year:

• Best Films of 2025
• Worst Films of 2025
• Orny Awards 2025

Film Reviews: 

• Primate
• Greenland 2: Migration
• I’m Chevy Chase and You’re Not
• People We Meet on Vacation
• Father Mother Sister Brother
• Oscar Shaw
• Dead Man’s Wire
• Sleepwalker
• The Chronology of Water
• Corey Feldman vs. the World
• Dreams
• Dracula
• Anaconda
• We Bury the Dead
• Where to Land
• The Choral
• Alpha
• H Is for Hawk
• The Testament of Ann Lee

Blu-ray/UHD Reviews:

• Krazee Kidz Video Party
• Men from the Gutter
• Xeno

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