‘She Will’ Review: Hell Hath No Fury Like Long-Awaited Revenge
The visual atmosphere in the first few minutes of director/co-writer Charlotte Colbert’s She...
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‘The Innocents’ Review: Growing Up Is Hard Enough, But Powers Can Make Things More Complicated
At a point and time during our childhoods, we wondered how it would be to have a superpower. We...
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‘Hatching’ Review: Perfectionism, Image, and Perils of Adolescence Combine To Make A Hellish Mix
Social media places excessive pressure on us to give off an essence of perfection to the world. No...
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Actress Carly Pope Speaks About ‘Demonic,’ Her Character, and Working With New Technology
Family wounds are usually the toughest to heal. Especially when there’s a presumably...
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‘The Djinn’ Refreshes the Monster-In-The-House Theme With Engaging Performances and Savvy Camera Work
There’s a point in The Djinn where Micheal Jacobs (Rob Brownstein) reads a portion of Carlo...
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‘Relic’ Predicates Building Atmosphere As Horror Delves Into The Effects of Cognitive Decline
When you are younger, you tend to look at parents and grandparents as a forever pillar. Things...
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‘Killing Ground’ is an underwhelming midnight movie
Exploitation cinema generally serves one very obvious and basic purpose: to entertain through the...
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