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Daily Archives: July 17, 2022
Movie Review: “The Bride in the Box”
A huge humpbacked steamer trunk takes second billing in “The Bride in the Box,” a new horror film. As I once spent a few years buying, restoring and re-selling such trunks, I was keen to see any movie that might … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Kate Bosworth and Emile Hirsch check into “The Immaculate Room”
A single set sci-fi/psychological “experiment” take, testing its subjects in a white on white “cage.” Aug. 19, things get messy in “The Immaculate Room.”
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Netflixable? Egyptian thriller solves “The Crime (El Gareema)” in the most convoluted way possible
Today’s Around the World with Netflix trip is a jumbled, over-reaching thriller from Egypt creatively-titled “The Crime.” A sort of death-bed confessional/morality tale that an old man tells of his murderous past, it shows more ambition than skill in its … Continue reading
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