‘Abigail’ Gives A Classic Universal Monster Tale Some Prior Inspiration and New Energy
If there is anything Radio Silence (directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett) knows what...
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‘Night Swim’ Asks You To Take A Dip In the Pool, but Stay For the Baseball Comeback
1982’s Poltergeist might not be the first haunted house film, but it made you fear the white...
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‘The Fabelmans’ Review: Spielberg’s ‘Origin’s Story Is An Intersection of Art’s Power and Life’s Realizations
The Fabelmans sees director Steven Spielberg compose a story loosely based on his upbringing with...
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‘Halloween Ends’ Review: The End of the Strode Story Shapes Itself In Ways You Wouldn’t Fathom
So, it’s all come to this. The final showdown between legendary final girl Laurie Strode...
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‘Firestarter Review’: The Remake’s Flame Doesn’t Get Enough Time To Grow Into the Entertaining Fire It Could Be
It’s no secret that Stephen King’s novels and horror on the big and small screens have...
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‘Halloween Kills’ Review: The Unnatural Perseverance of The Shape, Both In Body and Spirit
If there was one thing that the 2018 iteration of Halloween did right was to set a direct path...
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‘No Time To Die’ Review: Daniel Craig’s Lengthy Send Off Is A Sentimental Stamp on 007’s Legacy
With an original release date of November 2019, it seems like it’s been a lifetime since No...
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‘Dear Evan Hansen’ Review: An Overall Message That Can’t Fight Through the Tapping of the Glass
Evan Hansen (Ben Platt) is getting ready for his first day of school as a senior. He also...
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‘Candyman’ Review: No Longer A Whisper In The Classroom, This Urban Legend’s Tale Is Something To Be Spoken Loudly
Artist Anthony McCoy (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) is searching for something. Something that all...
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‘Old’ Review: A Story of Rapid Aging, Mortality, and Controlled Hysteria Under the Confines of Nature’s Eye
Aging can be both a daunting and scary process. As we grow older, more things slip out of our...
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‘The Photograph’ Utilizes Solid Performances To Elevate A Time Spanning Love Story
Can you truly have it all? Love is always going to require sacrifice. Is it possible to experience...
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REVIEW: ‘US’ is Jordan Peele’s unforgiving and intelligent look into the battle against self
Note: There are some light spoilers in this review. It’s nothing major, but if you want to...
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