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The Little Things Review: Do They Matter at All to This Movie?
After sitting through The Little Things, the second release from Warner Bros. as part of their new simultaneous-theater-and-streaming-release strategy...
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Review: A Glitch In The Matrix Asks The Question: Is Simulation Theory Science or Fiction?
From Rodney Ascher, the same director that brought audiences the vastly validating sleep paralysis documentary The Nightmare, A Glitch In The Matrix...
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Saint Maud Review: Never Waste Your Pain
Written and directed by Rose Glass, Saint Maud is a British psychological horror film that follows nurse Katie (Morfydd Clark), who finds herself unem...
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Earwig and the Witch Review: An Uneven But Enjoyable CGI Effort from Studio Ghibli
Following his work on Tales From Earthsea (2006), From Up on Poppy Hill (2011), and the CGI animated television series Ronja, The Robber’s Daughter (2...
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Review: Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends & the Secret Fairy – Does It Have The Right Ingredients?
With over twenty titles produced across three decades and numerous console generations, it’s safe to say that GUST’s Atelier series has been a long-ti...
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Psycho Goreman Review: Hunky Boys and Severed Heads
From Steven Kostanski, writer and director of Manborg, The Void, and the incredible 5-minute short Bio-Cop, Psycho Goreman (also known as PG: Psycho G...
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Wonder Woman 1984 Review: Was It Worth the Wait?
We've been expecting you, Wonder Woman 1984.
After numerous stops and starts, it's finally here, dropping on HBO Max and at theaters (where applica...
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Soul Review: The Art of Jazzing Through Life
Joe Gardner (voiced by Jamie Foxx) has always survived on one-shot music gigs and working as a part-time middle school band instructor. One day, much ...
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Freaky Review: Vince Vaughn Delights and Terrifies
Freaky is the latest comedy horror concoction from Happy Death Day mastermind Christopher Landon. Co-written by Landon and Michael Kennedy, the latter...
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Review: Last Round Arthurs Vol. 1 – Is It Worth Pledging Your Loyalty?
While the West has found an intense obsession with Eastern concepts of war and battle, such as ninjas or samurais, the Japanese have a shockingly simi...