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he ghost of toxic masculinity haunts this techno horror-mystery from Jacob Gentry.
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‘Broadcast Signal Intrusion’—Shuddering Horror Transmissions That Will Keep You Up At Night: Review

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astic set pieces and a likeable lead performance save this silly blockbuster from falling into the common pitfalls of video game movies.
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‘Uncharted’— Tom Holland Lifts Otherwise Bland Video Game Adaptation: Review

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‘Bite Me’—A Warm Take On Vampire Romance: Review

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Five Gruesomely Fun Shorts From The Final Girls Berlin 2022
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Five Gruesomely Fun Shorts From The Final Girls Berlin 2022 : Festival Dispatch

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'We're All Going to the World's Fair'—A Dysphoric Trip Into Creepypastas: Final Girls Berlin Review
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‘We’re All Going to the World’s Fair’—A Dysphoric Trip Into Creepypastas: Final Girls Berlin Review

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The King's Man delivers on the action front, drawing connections with the original films. Vaughn’s directorial style shines in this action-packed, quirky venture into the politics of WW1 and the invention of the Kingsmen. Yet the mixed messaging leaves the film as a weaker entry in the franchise.
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‘The King’s Man’—Kingsman Prequel Misses The Mark: Review

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Following his previously dodgy titles The Haunting of Sharon Tate and The Amityville Murders, controversial horror director Daniel Farrand is back and this time he's glamourising the heinous crimes of serial killer Ted Bundy.
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‘Ted Bundy: American Boogeyman’—Another Forgettable Trip Down Bundy Lane: Review

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Movie Monday Rush
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Movie Monday: ‘Rush’

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‘My Sunny Maad’—A White Lens On Assimilating Into Foreign Patriarchy: Raindance Review
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‘My Sunny Maad’—A White Lens On Assimilating Into Foreign Patriarchy: Raindance Review

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he theatre kids and creative prodigies in the making, this film—aided by Andrew Garfield's deeply empathetic portrayal of Larson—is bound to evoke wonder, compassion, and tears.
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The Movie Musical For Theatre Kids — ‘Tick…Tick…Boom!’: Review

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Greta Gerwig
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Blue Filter: Greta Gerwig And The Beauty Of Uncertainty

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'The Lost Daughter' Is A Claustrophobic Exploration Of Motherhood
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‘The Lost Daughter’ Is A Claustrophobic Exploration Of Motherhood: LFF Review

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h time to declare itself and by not doing enough in the limited time it does have, Let There Be Carnage ultimately feels like another wasted, formulaic comic-book antihero adventure.
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‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’ Is A Monstrous Mess: Review

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A dark tale of ghostly grief set in rural Ireland, Shepherd calls upon elements of its horror contemporaries to create a uniquely intricate film that will chill you to the bone.
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Guilt And Grief At The London Film Festival: Russell Owens’ ‘Shepherd’: LFF Review

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The Ballad of Billy McCrae is an interesting thriller brought to life by a talented cast. However, its attempt to portray gritty reality comes at the cost of excitement. There is a scarcity of action, and the few exciting peaks that the film does have are downplayed and underwhelming.
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‘The Ballad of Billy McCrae’ Is A Painfully Human Story That’s Far Too Mundane To Be An Effective Thriller: Review

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