Justin Duggan
Justin is an actor/filmmaker based in Chicago. He graduated from the Chicago College of Performing Arts with a BFA in Acting. Justin enjoys movies grounded in their story and with a strong sense of passion in their craft, and he hopes to be a part of some films that resonate to audiences in the same way!
Why There Will Never Be a G.O.A.T. Actor
Review: 'Reminders of Him' Reminds Us of the Importance of Plot Clarity
Ranking the Oscar-Nominated Live Action Short Films
Four Underrated Performances You Should See ASAP!
EP 209: Verity & Digger or: How I Learned to Save Humanity and Love My Wife's Ghostwriter
The Awards Tape: Ten Years of La La Land & The Legacy of the 2017 Oscars
The Awards Tape: 83rd Venice International Film Festival (2026) Lineup Announcement
Silly movie, love you Ethan tho
Read on Letterboxd ↗This movie could’ve been fun if any of the plot made sense at all😭😭 not nearlyyy as bad as everyone is saying tho
Read on Letterboxd ↗Creepy! I’m conflicted because I admired how formative this was for the horror/slasher genre, and the production, cinematography, and ensemble performances were awesome and set the tone well, but I…
Read on Letterboxd ↗A fun subversion of the vengeance movie genre, and tied together nicely. Well shot and acted. My only gripes is that some of the story pacing felt off, but it…
Read on Letterboxd ↗Very cute! Awesome animation, and funny as well, even if the plot is a little too barebones. But it’s a cozy Halloween movie with a Spielberg flare, what more could…
Read on Letterboxd ↗I’m conflicted because the story and script didn’t in and of itself didn’t captivate as much as everyone else BUT this is one of the most expertly crafted movies you’ll…
Read on Letterboxd ↗New contender for the most gorgeous movie ever made competition. The production design is some of the best I’ve ever seen the music is enchanting, the script was dope, Antonio…
Read on Letterboxd ↗Watched on Sunday October 4, 2026.
Read on Letterboxd ↗Darkness Ahead…My favorite part was when the opening title card showed and then faded to black just to say One Year Later even though NOTHING happened in the movie at…
Read on Letterboxd ↗I can’t remember the last time an artistic choice in a movie was so JARRING that it actively lowered the quality of an otherwise solid movie. It redeemed itself by…
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