‘Havoc’ Movie Review: A Joyless and Disappointing Action Movie
In the film Havoc, a sweet and concerned wife consoles her grief and anxiety with Detective Walker (played by Tom Hardy). The
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‘The Legend of Ochi’ is Weird, Whimsical, but Familiar
The Legend of Ochi will face challenges upon release. Like The Dark Crystal, the film incorporates puppetry to showcase the
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‘The Wedding Banquet’ Review: A Rom-Com with a Big Heart
The Wedding Banquet, as a remake, reintroduces a classic narrative rarely offered by Hollywood lately. The film has a catchy
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‘Sinners’ Movie Review: A Crowning Achievement for Horror
Sinners as a title may discourage the evangelical audience from seeing the film. Yet, Ryan Coogler has more to say
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‘A Minecraft Movie’: Big Stupid Fun with Possible Side Effects
Jared Hess is one of those filmmakers where the audience will always split down the middle. He thrives on killing
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‘Warfare’ is a Nightmarishly Immersive War Movie That Transcends
Warfare is not a traditional military film. For most of the movies in the genre, jingoism echoes at the forefront,
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‘Death of a Unicorn’: A Slapstick Monster Fest for Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega
Death of a Unicorn is a comically unhinged concept. The foundation has all the flavors of an SNL Digital Short
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‘Opus’ Movie Review: John Malkovich Has The Kool-Aid
The new A24 film Opus spurs reflections about the recently deceased Gene Hackman. The late actor rarely found a genre
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‘Novocaine’ is a Feel Good, Bone-Crunching, Body Horror Action Comedy
Novocaine would be a starring vehicle for Jim Carrey in a different timeline. In the late ’90s, Carrey was the
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‘The Dead Thing’ Review: Tinder-ized Surreal Horror
The Dead Thing might be dropping on Shudder during the Valentine’s Day weekend, but the new film by Elric Kane
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‘Bring Them Down’ Review: A Well-Tuned Character Driven Thriller
After viewing Bring Them Down, this reviewer had one question: Between this movie and The Banshees of Inisherin, why are
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Sundance Film Festival 2025: ‘Omaha’ Movie Review
The Sundance Film Festival title, Omaha, touches on one of life’s greatest anxieties involving poverty. Since the pandemic, many of us have financial
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