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James Preston Poole

James Preston Poole is a graduate of the Radio-Television-Program at the University of Texas at Austin. He loves all things Film and Television and always has the hottest take in the room. Lead Film Critic for FullCircle.




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‘Servant’ Season 2 Episode 6 Recap/Review: “Espresso”
James Preston Poole Posted On February 20, 2021


This article will contain full spoilers for Servant Season 2, Episode 6. Click here for our coverage of the previous episode. Last week’s Servant ended by taking a bold step into the supernatural and revealing Leanne’s powers. Such a revelation made for an enthralling episode, […]


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‘Servant’ Season 2 Episode 5 Recap/Review: “Cake”
James Preston Poole Posted On February 12, 2021


This article will contain full spoilers for Servant Season 2, Episode 5. Click here for our coverage of the previous episode. After the deep dive into horror that “2:00” took, it’s a sigh of relief to see the following episode strike the perfect […]


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Sundance 2021: ‘Cryptozoo’ Review
James Preston Poole Posted On February 9, 2021


Adult animation in America is always a bit of a toss-up. Transcendent art pieces like Don Hertzfeldt’s World of Tomorrow trilogy are often drowned out by cruder work like Sausage Party. Cryptozoo forges a new path ahead. Writer/creative director Dash Shaw and animation director […]


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‘Servant’ Season 2 Episode 4 Recap/Review: “2:00”
James Preston Poole Posted On February 6, 2021


This article will contain full spoilers for Servant Season 2, Episode 4. Click here for our coverage of the previous episode. Following his daughter’s debut as director in the previous episode, the man himself makes his grand Servant return: M. Night Shyamalan is back […]


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Sundance 2021: ‘Hive’ Review
James Preston Poole Posted On February 3, 2021


Two films dominated the Sundance Awards last night. One was the crowd-pleasing CODA (read our review here), the other being Hive. In a major upset, Hive made Sundance history by taking home the World Cinema Grand Jury, Directing, and Audience awards in one […]


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Sundance 2021: ‘Mayday’ Review
James Preston Poole Posted On February 3, 2021


Writer-director Karen Cirrone has compared her debut feature, Mayday, to Wizard of Oz. The similarities are definitely there. In the midst of a storm, a young woman is swept into an exotic new world, experiencing a newfound sense of independence, soon longing for […]


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Sundance 2021: ‘The Blazing World’ Review
James Preston Poole Posted On February 2, 2021


Critics have inherent bias. When constructing a review, it’s important to note the specific things you see in a film that may push your review in either direction regardless of the quality of the film. Suffice to say, I approached […]


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‘Servant’ Season 2 Episode 3 Recap/Review: “Pizza”
James Preston Poole Posted On January 29, 2021


This article will contain full spoilers for Servant Season 2, Episode 3. Click here for our coverage of the previous episode. After an episode that emphasized the bleak horror at the heart of Servant, a change in directors brings with it a madcap […]


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‘Palmer’ Review: “A Southern-Fried Tearjerker”
James Preston Poole Posted On January 27, 2021


Dramas like Palmer are a dime a dozen. A troubled man takes an idiosyncratic child under their wing. They bond. Difficulties arise. Audiences cry. These kind of flicks prey on the emotions of the audiences, giving them a good weep before sending […]


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‘Wandavision’ Episode 3 Recap/Review: “Why Did You Say That Name?”
James Preston Poole Posted On January 22, 2021


Warning: The following article contains full spoilers for episode 3 of Wandavision. For our mostly spoiler-free review of the first two episodes click here. Well, now we certainly have a lot to chew on. After two episodes full of delightful sitcom […]


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