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Daily Archives: January 24, 2021
Movie Review: A Ghostly curse in Indonesia — “The Queen of Black Magic (Ratu Ilmu Hitam)”
The first hint I had of Indonesia’s thriving horror scene was the best segment of one of those horror anthologies that have been turning up in recent years. I think it was “V/H/S/2.” “The Third Eye (Matin)” is another iHorror … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: “Godzilla vs. Kong” first trailer
We all have an idea of what this going to be like, but let’s try and keep an open mind, eh? Release dates are flexible, so you’ll have to watch the trailer to get an idea of when they pray … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Korean Immigrants are tested by the American dream in “Minari”
“Minari” is a near classic of the timeworn “troubles on the farm” drama, a story of a family of non-farmers facing the whims of nature and the widening fracture in a marriage as they set out to work the land … Continue reading
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