Hosted by Edward Castro · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 258 episodes
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I am a film reviewer and give my own opinion on the film that I either seen before or recent witness.
Edward Castro hosts Edward's Review, a tv show with 258 episodes published.
If you found this episode on valentine's day, then I've chose you to partake on listening to my top 10 and honorable mentioned films over the past 30 years. I do apologize if the audio isn't great. I have been working on
Just basically went with my gut instinct and go for the personal route of what films were the best in the year.
From what I based on from a website (which the choice of films are different from mine), here's the top ten worst films of 2025.
Just dropping a latest episode as we're drawing close to the end of the year. Promised you an update long ago so now would be nice.
Yes, its the host of the channel. Happy 4th of July for those who are in the US. Just a bit of an update of life, proof that I'm still around but busy. I have some episodes in the works and further update in this episode
As the final episode of 2024, we look back some of the better and yet awesome films that were made early of this year.
As the year comes to a close, let's us review the films that either made things worst for companies to badly written films that came out of no way.
Let's talk about a new series that literally came out of nowhere and haunts our dreams.
Say it once, say it twice. Here's a personal in-depth of the sequel, years in the making from an iconic pop culture reference of the 80s.
Yes, as a new feature on the channel I'm doing short narrative report as a quick way to stay up to date. Currently under construction as new things are adding, especially new episodes and new postings are being made.
Yes, I had watched the latest film, "Deadpool and Wolverine," and have some comments there. I also heard from San Diego Comic Con and their latest news. I have a marvel theory of the villain's intro into the main MCU but
As many are flocking towards theaters for "Twisters," lets not forget the first weather disaster back in the 90s. Just a minor telling with the reason of why it was good over the years. Note: it was originally stated to
Personal opinion on the film and how this is reflected in the original omen.
Official the first episode back and had to talk about this marvelous revival series.
We finally at the last intro episodes, which the new first episode of the channel will start and boy, this was a long ride to where we're going from here on.
This is where I'd expose more of myself on my level of education and the background that I come from when talking about film and things.
The previous route of the podcast was a multi-stucture of different aspects of entertainment. This part drives where the channel needs to be.
Before more episodes can be made, I believe an overdo introduction episode needs to be done. So, here we are. My honorable truth of the channel.
Clearly, it doesn't want me to publish this as my trailer. So, I'm uploading it as an episode but treat it as a trailer. Here we go.
Final episodes of the channel as we embark into new territory and new areas.
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Edward's Review is hosted by Edward Castro. The show is categorised under tv (film) and has published 258 episodes.
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