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When heart and horror come together, you know man’s best friend is involved . . . and I am not talking about the cameo from horror favorite Larry Fessenden (MaXXXine) either. Good Boy is a unique take on the traditional horror narrative as it is told entirely through the ...
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There are some great atmospherics throughout The Drowned, a crime-centered mystery thriller which combines horror elements with - wait for it - a sprinkling of Greek mythology, but these ingredients might not be enough to win over the audience with some of the film’s ...
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Not a single character in Splitsville knows what they’re doing — and that’s exactly why it works. Michael Angelo Covino’s second feature, after his debut film, The Climb, is a whip-smart “unromantic comedy” about love, divorce, and the false confidence of people who think ...
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How fun is this?! Thunderbirds are back in cinemas! Thanks to Anderson Entertainment and Kaleidoscope Entertainment classic British sci-fi gets a 4K ticket to ride as Thunderbirds, marking its 60th Anniversary, gets a cinematic double-bill bringing together two of the most iconic episodes ever made for the ...
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“Forty-one years ago… they turned it up to eleven. Now, they can barely find the volume knob.” The loudest band in rock ’n’ roll history is back—whether the world asked for it or not. In Spinal Tap II: The End Continues, the bandmates (sans drummer), stumble out of retirement, out of ...
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Because time doesn’t stop for anybody. And, if we are to survive, we must adapt. Even The Granthams. The closing act of Downton Abbey has arrived and it is as magical and as impactful as you’d ever want or wish it to be. Call it a masterstroke of genius. Call it ...
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Filmmaker Francis Lawrence has built a career making kids suffer for our entertainment (The Hunger Games films, anyone?), and with The Long Walk he may have found his bleak masterpiece. Adapted from Stephen King’s first novel, this is a story where endurance isn’t ...
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Darren Aronofsky has given us ballerinas breaking bones (Black Swan), junkies unraveling in fast-cut montages (Requiem for a Dream), and wrestlers body-slamming their way into heartbreak (The Wrestler). Now he sets his sights on… a guy cat-sitting? Don’t laugh—because in ...
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Holy Apex Predator Heart Palpitations! With cool practical effects and a wicked sense of humor stomping about it, The Invisible Raptor absolutely explodes on the screen, nailing its vibe and its tone as the freakishly large fun fills its entire running time! This monster ...
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This crime caper about aging criminals is as cozy as a cuppa tea! From the start, Diamond Dogs - directed by Kris Smith - absolutely nails its intentions. The film might not be the smoothest of all heist movies, but - damn! - it will definitely win you over with its cheeky charm. Co-written ...
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