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Movie Review: Seyfried’s the House Mistress, Sydney Sweeney’s “The Housemaid”
Sydney Sweeney’s fans will come to the “The Housemaid” for the nudity and the explicit sex. Or so the cleavage-crammed advertising for this thriller would suggest the studio believes. But they’ll stay for the violence, the twists, the climax and … Continue reading
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Movie Review: A First Date Dominated by a Cell Phone and a Stranger’s “Drop”
A tony, high-rise restaurant filled with potential suspects, any one of whom might “airdrop” the threats and blackmailed instructions for a murder onto our shocked and frantic heroine’s cell phone, is the setting and plot of “Drop,” a middling horror … Continue reading
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