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‘The Last Voyage of the Demeter’ Review: Classic Monster Movie Chills in a Period Piece Package

The Last Voyage of the Demeter makes an atmospheric meal out of a few pages of Bram Stoker's Dracula, and while critics may have...

‘Barbie’ Review: She’s Not Just Pretty In Pink, She’s a Hero

As a boy that grew up in the 80's, I had an embarrassment of riches when it came to toys. TMNT, Power Rangers, Transformers,...

Talk to Me Review: Horrific and Brutal Possession Story Deserves a Hand

YouTubers Danny and Michael Philippou make an impressive feature debut with viscerally effective filmmaking that relies on vicious camerawork, powerful sound design, and convincing practical effects.

I Am Rage: a cautionary tale for would-be kidnappers comes out August 1

Summer is about to get more intense with I Am Rage, a revenger thriller that follows Erin, a young woman on vacation in the...

Nimona Review: A Beautiful Combination of Funny and Feels

This adaptation adopts the freewheeling fluidity of its titular character to deliver both laughs and tears.

Romantic Drama Sin La Habana Releases Later in June

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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is a beautiful journey into a stunning visual cacophony

I will start this review off by saying this movie gets ALL the stars. It is a truly amazing film that will garner heaps...

The Boogeyman Review: Underwhelming Stephen King Adaptation Won’t Keep You Up at Night

Despite some well-crafted scares, The Boogeyman fails to engage emotionally and viscerally.

‘Playing With Fire’ Unveils the Mysteries of Baroque Music Conducting

The documentary directed by Allan Miller explores the role of the conductor through a vivid portrait of Jeanette Sorrell
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