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Katey Stoetzel·
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‘Captain Marvel’ Review

This review contains mild spoilers. More than anything, Captain Marvel suffers from the constraints of existing in a cinematic universe.... Read More
Jonathan Edge·
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‘Climax’ Review

Gaspar Noé's latest is a deliriously entertaining explosion of cinematic energy. Read More
Trudie Graham·
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‘Starfish’ Review

The idea of losing your best friend might seem like the end of the world, but for Starfish's leading lady it actually is. Read More
Fletcher Peters·
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‘Little Woods’ Review

Little Woods is, in its entirety, a critique of the troubled American healthcare system, an extremely realist view of poverty, and a discussion of the opioid crisis. Read More
Wes Muszynski·
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‘Greta’ Review

Greta provides a blistering new experience in highbrow exploitation in Isabelle Huppert-led thriller Read More
Pedro Serafim·
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‘Gaea Girls’ Review

Gaea Girls is a masterful feat of storytelling in documentary filmmaking. Read More
Katey Stoetzel·
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‘The Magicians’ Season 4, Episode 4 Review: “Marry … Kill”

This week’s episode continues with Quentin’s personal sidebar, the death of his father. Read More
Ezra Farner·
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‘At Eternity’s Gate’ Review

A deep, visually stunning dive into the life and mind of Vincent Van Gogh Read More
Carl Broughton·
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Sundance 2019: ‘Birds of Passage’ Review

Based on the true story of the rise of the Colombian drug cartel, and the tragic involvement of the indigenous people caught in the flames of greed, lust, and power. Read More
Jayson McNulty·
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‘Integrity’ Review

Alan Mak returns with a new thriller, the proposed first installment of a new trilogy, but Infernal Affairs this is not; Integrity is a dull exercise, lacking ambition and thrills. Read More
Fletcher Peters·
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‘Isn’t It Romantic’ Review

While Todd Strauss-Schulson’s Isn’t it Romantic may not be able to make audiences pine for a love of their own this Valentine’s Day, it does put a semi-realistic twist on the overly-optimistic genre Read More
Jayson McNulty·
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‘Pegasus’ Review

Han Han's sports comedy is packed with big laughs and draws upon his background as a rally driver to flesh out a routine comeback story with credible and authentic detail. Read More
Carl Broughton·
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Sundance 2019: ‘Fighting with My Family’ Review

The Sundance 2019 surprise screener 'Fighting with my Family' is full of heart and great performances. Read More
Inge Coolsaet·
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Sundance 2019: ‘Jawline’ Review

Liza Mandelup's feature debut, Jawline, distills the most complex concepts about modern-day childhood and a gold-rush teen economy into one fascinating and surprisingly moving human portrait Read More
Fletcher Peters·
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Oscar Nominated Shorts Reviewed and Ranked

Though the films are surprisingly downcast this year, each has its own moment to shine through human connection. Read More
Jayson McNulty·
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‘The Wandering Earth’ Review

Frant Gwo's adaptation of Liu Cixin's short story is the biggest blockbuster of the Chinese New Year box office season, successfully imitating a large swath of Hollywood influences, for good and bad. Read More
Ezra Farner·
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‘The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part’ Review

The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part doesn’t have the same punch or originality as its predecessor, but nevertheless marks another successful entry in the LEGO cinematic universe. Read More
Thomas Atkinson·
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‘High Flying Bird’ Review

Steven Soderbergh's latest film is electrifyingly current, though careful not to shout about it. Read More
Kevin Lever·
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‘The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou’: Retrospective

Wes Anderson’s The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou cordially invites you to join the gang on the Belafonte, a deep... Read More
Carl Broughton·
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‘The Dragon Prince’: Season 2 Review

Season One had a shaky start, but season two proves The Dragon Prince is one of the best-animated series around. Read More
Chi-Tsung Chang·
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‘Alita: Battle Angel’ Review

A visual success, Alita: Battle Angel is let down by a lack of emotional investment and some clunky exposition. Read More
Wes Muszynski·
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‘Burning’ Review

A film of such startling visual artistry and seriously unsettling ambiguity built between the threads of it's creation that you'll spend just as much time thinking about how the story was told just as much as why. Read More
Ben Webster·
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‘Velvet Buzzsaw’ Review

Dan Gilroy's satirical horror is fittingly incoherent and superficial in its critique on contemporary art. Read More
Brogan·
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‘The Dark Knight’: 10 Years Later

Superhero movies suck most of the time. They’re usually a special brand of generic that tell paint-by-number wish fulfillment stories... Read More
Pedro Serafim·
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‘Serenity’ Review

"Serenity" is a ludicrous ride and it´s 2019´s first so-bad-its-good film. Read More
Chi-Tsung Chang·
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‘How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World’ Review

How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World is a pleasing conclusion to the story of Hiccup and Toothless. Read More
Katey Stoetzel·
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‘The Magicians’ Season 4 Premiere Review - “A Flock of Lost Birds”

It shouldn’t be a surprise that our main cast of characters still don’t know who they are by the end... Read More
Chi-Tsung Chang·
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‘Steven Universe: Diamond Days’ – “Change Your Mind” Review

The conclusion to Steven Universe season 5 is sweet and satisfying. Read More
Nicholas Lee·
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‘Paris, Texas’ Review

Wim Wenders' introspective classic lives up to our high expectations. Read More
Jacob Watson·
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‘On the Basis of Sex’ Review

Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the unkillable Supreme Court Justice, is brought to life in this light and fluffy biopic. Read More
Tyler Harford·
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‘True Detective’ – Season 3, Episode 3 Review: “The Big Never”

The investigation continues on this week's episode of 'True Detective' Read More
Trudie Graham·
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‘FYRE: The Greatest Party That Never Happened’ Review

Chris Smith's documentary on the failed Fyre Festival is a tale of caution for anyone who thinks money is interchangeable with expertise. Read More
Trudie Graham·
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‘Glass’ Review

In Glass, M. Night Shyamalan's latest film, he goes head to head with the idea of "belief". A theme that branches in quite a few directions - the suspension of disbelief, self-doubt, and the smothering of the truth at the hands of naysayers - but at the essence of Shyamalan's answer to Hollywood team-up movies lies muddied waters. Read More
Pedro Serafim·
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‘Terra Franca’ Review

One of Portuguese cinema´s freshest young voices delivers on her first feature with a charming, understated documentary. Read More
Mary Bolton·
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‘Mary Queen of Scots’ Review

Margot Robbie and Saoirse Ronan star in this historical drama with somewhat of an identity crisis. Read More
Pedro Serafim·
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‘Dogman’ Review

Italian director Matteo Garrone serves a harsh dose of realism in this Cannes award-winner. Read More
Tyler Harford·
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‘True Detective’ - Season 3, Episodes 1 & 2 Review: “The Great War and Modern Memory” and “Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye”

HBO's True Detective is back and with Mahershala Ali at the forefront, it is here to capture audience's imaginations all over again. Read More
Ben Webster·
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‘House on Haunted Hill’: 60th Anniversary Review

60 years after its North American premiere the film still possesses the power to startle and add a comedic weight to its audiences viewing experiences. Read More
Carl Broughton·
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‘The Punisher’: Season Two Review

If this season marks the end of The Punisher let it be known that Frank Castle went out swinging Read More
Jenna Kalishman·
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Palm Springs Film Festival: ‘Cold War’ Review

A billowing, paradoxical love filled with great sorrow. Read More
Jenna Kalishman·
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Palm Springs Film Festival: ‘The Upside’ Review

The Upside, a remake of the French film The Intouchables, is a typical drama in which the central characters fall easily... Read More
Chi-Tsung Chang·
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‘Steven Universe: Diamond Days’ - “Escapism” Review

Steven Universe calls for help in Escapism Read More
Mary Bolton·
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‘My Brilliant Friend’: Season One Review

The tone for Lila Cerullo and Elena Greco’s lifelong friendship is set when they first play with dolls together in... Read More
Jenna Kalishman·
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Palm Springs Film Festival: ‘Can You Ever Forgive Me?’ Review

Abrasive, cranky, and mostly unpleasant, Lee Israel is recognizably human. Lee is not a supervillain and she is also not... Read More
Jenna Kalishman·
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Palm Springs Film Festival: The Biggest Little Farm

The Biggest Little Farm is an opulent story of our deep connection to the earth and land that surrounds us.  Read More
Jacob Watson·
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‘Vice’ Review

Christian Bale is former Vice President Dick Cheney in yet another incredible transformation. Read More
Chi-Tsung Chang·
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‘Steven Universe: Diamond Days’ – “Together Alone” Review

Steven Universe throws the Diamonds a ball, but everything doesn't go as planned. Read More
Tyler Harford·
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‘The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story’ Review

The first season of "American Crime Story," based on the trial of the century. It was riveting then and it still resonates now. Read More
Tyler Harford·
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‘The Spectacular Spider-Man’: Season Two Review

With the premiers of Tom Holland, Sony Playstation, & Miles Morales' Spider-Men in recent years, does "The Spectacular Spider-Man" still hold up? Read More
Chi-Tsung Chang·
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‘Steven Universe: Diamond Days’ - “Familiar” Review

After yet another grueling hiatus with very little news from the Crewniverse, Cartoon Network’s hit show Steven Universe finally returns... Read More
Jayson McNulty·
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‘Bumblebee’ Review

Christina Hodson's script provides a sweet, empathetic rebuke to the relentless toxicity of the previous Transformers films. Read More
Ezra Farner·
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‘Mary Poppins Returns’ Review

Mary Poppins Returns is as charming as its predecessor and brings joy for a new generation Read More
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Jenna Kalishman·
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‘Bird Box’ Review

Bird Box should have been an incredibly exciting, sensory, and inventive thriller, but instead, the life slowly drains from it... Read More
Jenna Kalishman·
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‘Room’ Review

The world within four walls. Read More
Anthony Garcia Taormina·
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‘Roma’ Review

Alfonso Caurón's latest achievement is brimming with virtuosic qualities, but it might be too beautiful for its own good. Read More
Brogan·
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‘Aquaman’ Review

Despite problems Aquaman offers fun and color to a drab universe. Read More
Tyler Harford·
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‘Saturday Night Live’ – Season 44, Episode 9 Review: Matt Damon/Mark Ronson & Miley Cyrus

Matt Damon hosts the Christmas episode of SNL as the show airs its final episode of the year! Read More
Ezra Farner·
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‘The Favourite’ Review

One of the greatest films of 2018 and Yorgos Lanthimos' best yet Read More
Jared Zimmerline·
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‘The Wolfpack’ Review

An unusual story of six young lives saved by cinema. Read More
Tyler Harford·
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Saturday Night Live – Season 44, Episode 8 Review: Jason Momoa/Mumford & Sons

Jason Momoa hosts a successful episode of SNL ahead of his upcoming hit Aquaman Read More
Jacob Watson·
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‘Green Book’ Review

Mahersala Ali and Viggo Mortensen hit the road on a tour of the Deep South. Read More
Brogan·
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James Bond Retrospective: ‘The Man With The Golden Gun’ Review

A film that has everything going for it doesn't stick the landing; can Christopher Lee redeem the mediocrity? Read More
Kevin Lever·
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‘A Series of Unfortunate Events’: Season Three Review

The end comes for the Baudelaire children. It has some issues, but closes out strong. Read More
Kevin Lever·
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‘Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’: “A Midwinter’s Tale” Review

A fun, if a little familiar, holiday special for Sabrina fans. Read More
Chi-Tsung Chang·
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‘Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse’ Review

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is brilliant, full of life, and it is perfect. Read More
Jenna Kalishman·
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‘Dumplin” Review: A Love Letter to Dolly Parton

A sweet summer song of rebellion and Dolly Parton drag queens. Read More
Jenna Kalishman·
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‘She-Ra and The Princesses of Power’ Review

Magical girls saving their world. Read More
Chi-Tsung Chang·
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‘Mortal Engines’ Review

The new dystopian YA movie is a visual feast marred by a forgettable cast and weak script. Read More
Kevin Lever·
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‘Into the Dark’: “Pooka!” Review

Into the Dark goes psychological in its third entry, providing its best yet. Read More
Brogan·
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James Bond Retrospective: ‘Live and Let Die’ (1973) Review

Moore's first appearance as Bond may be exciting, but it's also different than anything you were expecting. Read More
Chi-Tsung Chang·
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‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ Review

The best of Wes Anderson reviewed! Read More
Kevin Lever·
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‘Vanity Fair’ Review

A gorgeous production with an incredible lead performance from Olivia Cooke. Read More
Kevin Lever·
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‘Counterpart’: Season Two Review

Counterpart returns with strong confidence and paranoia. Read More
Tyler Harford·
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Saturday Night Live – Season 44, Episode 7: Claire Foy/Anderson .Paak

Claire Foy, star of The Crown, First Man and The Girl in the Spider's Web hosts, along with Anderson .Paak in promotion of his new album Oxnard Read More
Kevin Lever·
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Berlin Station: Season Three

A strong opening to a fresh start. Read More
Jarred Gregory-Grimes·
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Ralph Breaks the Internet

Ralph Breaks the Internet, the sequel to the surprise hit Wreck-It Ralph, follows a flurry of cinema that has begun to try to approach talking about the Internet ‘problem’. Read More
Jarred Gregory-Grimes·
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The House That Jack Built (Director’s Cut)

Lars von Trier returns with a characteristically morbid film. Read More
Jayson McNulty·
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The Night Comes for Us

Timo Tjahjanto's relentless action gorefest contains some wild fight scenes, but is burdened by a bloated running time. Read More
Kevin Lever·
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The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel: Season Two

A marvelous return, just as brilliant and full of purpose. Read More
Jared Zimmerline·
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Crumb

A thoughtful documentary filled with shocking, unforgettable truth. Read More
Jared Zimmerline·
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Dressed to Kill

De Palma gives Hitchcock a morbid makeover. Read More
Jayson McNulty·
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May the Devil Take You

Timo Tjahjanto's new horror film is somewhat tired in concept, but buoyed by some thrilling camerawork. Read More
Kevin Lever·
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‘Wayne’: Season One Review

Wayne is a fun but flawed YouTube Original with two great leads. Read More
Trudie Graham·
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The Christmas Chronicles

Kurt Russell's straight-talking Santa highlights Netflix's new Christmas tale Read More
Jenna Kalishman·
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Exploring Memory and Trauma: The Tale

Unraveling memory is a tedious, heartbreaking thing. Read More
Jayson McNulty·
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Robin Hood (2018)

Hollywood's latest take on the classic tale is currently in theatres, and you could go watch it, but why? Read More
Brogan·
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FilmEra Presents: The Bond Franchise

I had spent the week in Morocco on a very important assignment. I was to wait for my contact, who... Read More
Brogan·
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Bond Retrospective: Diamonds Are Forever

Diamonds are forever, but this movie feels longer. Connery's last official Bond leaves a lot to be desired. Read More
Jenna Kalishman·
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Jurassic Park

A lesson in finding humanity. Read More
Wes Muszynski·
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Chungking Express

The camera moves and swirls like a vessel of fate itself. It watches over, takes part in, mourns with, and celebrates. Read More
Carl Broughton·
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Creed II

Legacy. Destiny. Family. Read More
Anthony Garcia Taormina·
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The Ballad of Buster Scruggs

Life is a fickle thing in the Coen brothers bleak new western. Read More
Trudie Graham·
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The Princess Switch

Netflix's place-switching romp is a derivative mix pot of what's come before it Read More
Chi-Tsung Chang·
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‘Unsane’ Review

Unsane is a raw and unique viewing experience. Read More
Tyler Harford·
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Saturday Night Live – Season 44, Episode 6: Steve Carell/Ella Mai

Steve Carell hosted Saturday Night Live this week in promotion of his lead role in Beautiful Boy Read More
Kevin Lever·
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The Romanoffs: “The One That Holds Everything”

Stories within stories, The Romanoffs comes to a close with a more personal and effective story. Read More
Kevin Lever·
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Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Gauntlet

MST3K returns with The Gauntlet, a marathon-style nightmare for our heroes to suffer through for our benefit. Read More
Ezra Farner·
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Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald

An unnecessary and convoluted addition to the Harry Potter universe Read More
Jayson McNulty·
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ReelAsian22: One Cut of the Dead

Ueda Shinichiro's meta zombie comedy is the most resourceful and ingenious indie film of the year. Read More
Brian Lang·
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A Private War

This is Rosamund Pike as you've never seen her. Read More
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