Film Festivals
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‘Pet Sematary’ Review: Sometimes, The Original Is Better
The lead performances are greatly improved, but the horror of it all leaves a lot to be desired.
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‘Girl on the Third Floor’ Review: Bad Behaviors and Bodily Fluids Paint the Walls Sticky
An unsettling and icky descent into a man-made hell.
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‘The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley’ Review: Alex Gibney Shows Us the Rotten Side of Innovation
Alex Gibney’s latest documentary considers the Silicon Valley mindset through the case of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. Our review.
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‘Boyz In the Wood’ Review: Nature Gets Naughty In The Scottish Highlands
Think ‘Hot Fuzz’ meets ‘Attack the Block’ and you’ll have an idea of the fun in store.
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The 20 Movies We Can’t Wait to See at SXSW 2019
We’ve inspected the SXSW 2019 program and these are the 20 movies we are most anticipating.
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The Cycle of Violence in Jennifer Kent’s ‘The Nightingale’
‘The Nightingale’ is a bloodcurdling example of how violence towards women on screen (when directed by women) can tell a powerful and necessary story.
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‘The Lodge’ Review: Some Purgatories Are of Our Own Design
More lead roles for Riley Keough please.
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‘The Report’ Review: A Sharp Political Thriller That Sticks to the Facts [Sundance]
Imagine a prescient political thriller not just made for liberals—one that wants to be understood and taken seriously by all parties, like a politically sober ‘The Post.’
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‘Velvet Buzzsaw’ Review: A Toothless Commentary But an Entertaining Horror/Comedy [Sundance]
All art is dangerous, but only some art is moderately entertaining.