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How far would you go to avenge the love of your life? This is the haunting question at the heart of The Amateur, the new thriller from director James Hawes that takes us on an emotional and suspenseful journey. Starring Rami Malek alongside Rachel Brosnahan and ...
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There was a time in the ‘70s and ‘80s when game shows ruled daytime television. Tune the TV to one of the three available network stations between 9am and 4pm and bask in the glow of “The Match Game,” “The $20,000 Pyramid,” “The Price is Right,” or any of the ...
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There’s no denying that Death of a Unicorn has an intriguing premise. Directed by first-time filmmaker Alex Scharfman and starring a notable cast including Jenna Ortega, Paul Rudd, Will Poulter, and Téa Leoni, it promises a satirical, action-horror take on unicorn mythology ...
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As uninspired as its title, Barry Levinson’s The Alto Knights is a perplexing and surprisingly dull addition to the pantheon of mafia cinema. With the combined talent of Levinson and screenwriter Nicholas Pileggi – who brought us Casino, Goodfellas, and The Irishman for crying out loud! – expectations ...
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What kind of secrets do old houses hide? Revenge of the Boogeyman, presented by Breaking Glass Pictures, thinks it knows and, thanks to director Erik Skybak, presents these secrets with a wink and a nudge as the follow-up to Beware the Boogeyman, a horror anthology, arrives on digital and ...
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Well, they certainly don’t look their age. Thankfully, neither Porky Pig or Daffy Duck, both voiced by Eric Bauza, act their age either. Because, honestly, when you are having this much fun with characters that have been around since 1935, who cares? ...
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Homages to slasher films of a bygone era are, once again, on the rise. We just can’t get enough of the old school thrills, kills, and spills. It’s the unapologetic brutality as dumbass college students go up against an unknown killer, while flaunting their bodies in spite of the ...
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It’s supposed to be about wine, whisky, and really good food. But, with a plan as simple as that for a television show, something is bound to go hilariously wrong . . . and still work out! ...
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This is one hell of a deadly mousetrap! Opening with a seriously twisted tooth extraction, I Heart Willie is not the cartoon character origin story you might be expecting . . . especially if you have a thing for Mickey Mouse. No, in Director Alejandro G Alegre’s version, this Steamboat Willie ...
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Osgood Perkins, who brought us last year’s unexpected little horror gem Longlegs, is back with an adaptation of Stephen King’s short story called The Monkey, a curious blend of absurdist humor and relentless horror. The film opens with an ominous sense of dread, as Perkins immediately ...
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