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Movie Review: “M3GAN 2.0,” an Update Nobody Needed
A tip of the hat to Ivana Sakhno, who gives one of the more convincingly metallic turns as a woman-playing a robot in “M3GAN 2.0,” a killer robot sequel that leans even harder into well-founded AI phobia. She is Maria … Continue reading
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Tagged allison-williams, aristototle-athari, film, horror, jemaine-clement, m3gan, m3gan-2-0, violet-mcgraw
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Movie Review: You’ll feel “Sweet Relief” when this inept indie thriller is over
It’s a little known truth of indie film sets that the “indier” the film, the less likely you’ll be able to tell the cast from the crew when visiting the shoot. I came to this conclusion covering such low budget, … Continue reading
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Tagged amherst, bad-movie, film, horror, indie-film, massachusetts, movie-review, movies, Reviews
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Movie Review: A Tour of Jolly Olde Zombieland “28 Years Later”
It begins with children watching the “Teletubbies” on the tube, reaching for a more innocent time. But the TV is just a distraction. Parents have parked their kids in front of it while they cope with the awful news they’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged 28-years-later, danny-boyle, film, horror, movies
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Movie Review: Teen Seeks Answers about the Murderer of his dreams — “Soul Reaper”
It’s not just ghost stories from the Indonesian cinema that make their to the West. But of all the genre thrillers, romances, histories and action pix bought for distribution, financed by Netflix or however they’re exported, it strikes me that … Continue reading
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Tagged demons, horror, horror-movie-review, indonesian-cinema, movies
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Movie Review: “Bring Her Back” — Horror One Suffers Through rather than Relishes
It’s not a blanket condemnation to say I could not wait for “Bring Her Back,” the excruciating new film from the co-directors of “Talk to Me,” to come to an end. One can recognize its unflinching, grisly details and unsparing … Continue reading
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Tagged a24, film, horror, movies, philippou, Reviews, sally-hawkins
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Netflixable? A Return to “Fear Street” for a dull and forgettable “Prom Night”
Return we now to “Fear Street,” where R.L. Stine set up shop to appeal to older kid readers and which Netflix dove into for not one or two, but a three film series four years ago. The first three films … Continue reading
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Tagged arianna-greenblatt, fear-street, film, horror, movie-review, movies, netflix
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Movie Review: “A Hard Place,” aka “The Evil Dead” by the Humorless and Uninspired
The biggest names in the indie horror flick “A Hard Place” are Bai Ling from “The Crow” and Glenn Plummer, who attained screen immortality with his turn in “Showgirls.” So it’s fitting that they get off easy. They’re the recognizable … Continue reading
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Tagged film, horror, horror-movies, movies, Reviews
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Movie Review: A Ghost Story that Maybe Gives too much away with its title — “The Ruse”
You’ve got a plot that was clever enough to land veteran character actress Veronica Cartwright (“Sideways,” “Alien,” “The Birds”). Shooting and editing your film, you can’t wait to get to the third act where you can “explain” its cleverness to … Continue reading
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Tagged horror, Reviews, thriller, veronica-cartwright
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Movie Review: It’s game-over if you can’t make it “Until Dawn”
You could probably tell in a couple of minutes that this weekend’s cinematic sacrificial lamb to the horror gods is based on a video game without being reminded that “Until Dawn” was born on Playstation in the opening credits. Stock … Continue reading
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Tagged film, horror, horror-movies, movies, news, playstation, screen-gems, sony, video-game-adaptation
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Movie Review: A Gay Fantasia about Honest Abe’s Same Sex Romance — “Lavender Men”
“Lavender Men” is an ambitious but meandering and indulgent indie film failure. It’s not the subject matter that does it in, as it’s another film (“Lover of Men”) and play (“Oh, Mary!”) that dives into the notion that Abraham Lincoln … Continue reading
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Tagged elmer-ellsworth, film, gay-lincoln, horror, lincolns-lover, movie-review, movies, queer-history, Reviews
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