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Repetitiveness, whooshing action, and juvenile comedy that doesn’t work, Boy Kills World is a punch-drunk lobotomy to the action genre.
Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person borrows from other films in the genre without ever managing to reach their heights.
Review: A secret Universal vampire movie, Abigail tries to be a comedy but overplays its hand and falls flat at being funny.
With some wonky camera work, fascinating creature designs, and a few surprises in its writing, Arcadian is a decent action horror film.
A realistically terrifying and haunting story, the scariest aspect of Civil War is that it feels like it isn’t far off from happening.
A sinfully crafted and stupendously acted horror surprise, The First Omen embraces the best tendencies of The Omen and expands on it.
Loaded with brutal, animalistic, bloody carnage, Monkey Man delivers on the action and is a solid debut for Dev Patel as a director.
While it could’ve benefitted from more efficient pacing, Exhuma is worth a watch for the cast’s strong performances and its cinematography.
A knockout thriller with some killer performances, Femme is a nightmarishly tense and overwhelmingly thought-provoking film.