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Sundance 2021 Review: John And The Hole – “Purposefully uncomfortable, awkward, and anxious.”
Growing up is never easy. Sometimes, you just want to be left alone, like crawling into a giant hole in…
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Review: The Stand In
‘Hit me where it hurts!!!’ True in ‘The Stand In’ and true in life! Like so many great catchphrases, it’s…
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Review: Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom (2020)
Chadwick Boseman left this planet far too soon, far too suddenly, mere months ago. Chadwick Boseman’s FINAL big screen appearance…
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Genesis Rodriguez talks ‘Centigrade’ & which is WORSE: Cold OR Claustrophobia?
We had a blast catching up with the talented, engaging, and hilarious Genesis Rodriguez, star of the IFC Midnight movie,…
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Review: Tesla
Despite some strong choices that don’t quite pay off, Tesla is an unusually solid biopic. In a sea of boring,…
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Review: Random Acts of Violence
A self-serious take on the slasher format with attempted social commentary, Random Acts of Violence isn’t at all what I…
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Review: Spinster
Let’s face the facts; getting older is not fun. Especially if you’re childless, single, and a woman. Sure, men can…
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Review: She Dies Tomorrow
A movie that prioritizes emotional devastation over physical mutilation, She Dies Tomorrow is a head game of a horror film.…
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Review: Possessor
A beautiful nightmare that feeds on every paranoid thought-spiral you’ve ever had, Possessor is the most exciting horror film I…
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Review: Arkansas
If you can look past the obvious influences and get into the film’s slow pace, Arkansas is a southern-set neo-noir…
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