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Sick Review: A Lean and Mean Thriller By John Hyams
Sick is the latest action/horror picture from director John Hyams. It’s his follow-up to the 2020 film Alone and feels like a natural successor…
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M3GAN Review: Surprisingly Refreshing, Despite a Concept Tried Time and Time Again
It’s about damn time we get a new movie to start 2023! Although the synopsis and trailers had me worried about Gerard Johnstone’s sophomore…
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Decision to Leave Review: Park Chan-wook Returns With an Intoxicating Romantic Thriller
A genre that I’ve found myself continuously falling in love with this past year is the murder mystery genre. And no, I'm not talking…
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Bullet Train Review: Brad Pitt Can’t Save Clunky Dialogue and Lifeless Story
Despite Brad Pitt's best efforts, Bullet Train comes off as a movie with wonderful action and miserable storytelling. David Leitch tries to inject his…
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The Apology Review: A Concise, Hitchcockian Thriller Guided By Delicate Direction and Performances
Surfing Shudder’s streaming service can sometimes feel like you’re playing the lottery. One time, you may find one of your favorite films in a…
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Mulholland Drive Review: David Lynch’s Dizzying Magnum Opus Stands the Test of Time
Over 20 years since its release, Mulholland Drive is a worthy canonical entry into film history. David Lynch pieces together one of the strangest,…
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Barbarian Review: Zach Cregger Delivers New, Singular Horror Vision With Brilliant Twists
(Quick warning before you read on about what might possibly be the most batshit insane movie of the calendar year: please go into Barbarian…
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The Batman Review: Matt Reeves Reimagines Superhero Films to Frighteningly Superb Results
The Batman is a complete reimagining of superhero genre tropes. A moody noir piece backed by a haunting score, Matt Reeves' newest blockbuster rewrites…
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Kimi Review: Steven Soderbergh’s Slick COVID Thriller Starring Zoë Kravitz
Streaming has changed the landscape of film watching over the past decade. Some may be for better, and some may be for way worse.…
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The Vast of Night Review: Low Budget Thriller Worth Every Penny
Simple but precise, The Vast of Night proves that low budgets and COVID times aren’t real excuses for making lackluster movies. What is essentially…