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    Author: Cameron K. Ritter

    Cameron K. Ritter
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    Proud owner of three movie passes. Met Harrison Ford at a local diner once. Based in Raleigh, NC.

    8.5
    Movie Reviews

    ‘Happyend’ Review – Neo Sora’s Hilarious, Complex Look At Activism And Friendship [NYFF 2024]

    By Cameron K. RitterOctober 9, 20241

    Discover the captivating world of Happyend, a brilliant teen comedy that offers a unique perspective on political unrest in near-future Tokyo.

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    7.0
    Movie Reviews

    ‘Harvest’ Review – Mesmerizing Middle Ages Tale Of Displacement And Inaction [NYFF 2024]

    By Cameron K. RitterOctober 9, 20240

    Discover the captivating world of Harvest, a dreamy feature film that explores displacement and survival in a small English village.

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    4.5
    Fantastic Fest

    ‘The Severed Sun’ Review – A Beautiful Yet Disappointing Folk Horror Story [Fantastic Fest 2024]

    By Cameron K. RitterOctober 8, 20240

    Uncover the allure of folk horror in Dean Puckett’s The Severed Sun. Immerse yourself in this dreamlike film.

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    7.1
    Movie Reviews

    ‘Omni Loop’ Review – An Emotionally Grounded Time Loop Tale

    By Cameron K. RitterSeptember 17, 20240

    Omni Loop is at worst solid on all fronts and in its best moments is a gripping, entertaining look at mortality, family, and the mundane.

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    7.0
    Movie Reviews

    ‘The 4:30 Movie’ Review – Kevin Smith’s Most Sentimental Film Yet

    By Cameron K. RitterSeptember 11, 20241

    While providing a lot of what you typically see in his work, The 4:30 Movie is Kevin Smith’s most sentimental film to date.

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    A man with disheveled hair and a distressed expression stands indoors wearing a white T-shirt stained with blood.
    6.5
    Movie Reviews

    ‘The Exorcism Of Saint Patrick’ Review – A Solid Start To The Fresh Hell Horror Trilogy

    By Cameron K. RitterSeptember 1, 20240

    Ultimately The Exorcism of Saint Patrick leans a little away from the classic horror mold than audiences might expect which is both a blessing and a curse.

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    A man sits on rocks outdoors, holding up a dress shoe with water pouring out of it, looking thoughtful.
    8.8
    Movie Reviews

    ‘Close Your Eyes’ Review – A Triumphant Look At Self-Reflection And How Film Shapes Us

    By Cameron K. RitterAugust 30, 20240

    Uncover the captivating world of Close Your Eyes, a powerful film by Víctor Erice that explores the impact of cinema on our lives.

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    A person struggles against a dark creature with sharp teeth in a dimly lit setting.
    6.4
    Hot Topic

    ‘Alien: Romulus’ Review – An Exciting, Yet Hollow, Alien Reset

    By Cameron K. RitterAugust 16, 20240

    Alien: Romulus is an exciting, horror-filled story that can’t overcome its constant need to call back to the past.

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    A man and woman are lying on the ground in a forest, with the man aiming a rifle while the woman looks alertly ahead.
    5.3
    Movie Reviews

    ‘Consumed’ Review – Unique Folk Horror Story Doesn’t Stick The Landing

    By Cameron K. RitterAugust 14, 20240

    Altieri and Calbert’s combined efforts produce a truly unique take on a folk legend in Consumed, which leads to more and more frustration as the film goes along.

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    A person standing outdoors at night, holding a shotgun. The scene is dimly lit with wall-mounted lights, and there is a sign with an "H" and stars in the background.
    4.5
    Movie Reviews

    ‘Duchess’ Review – British Crime Thriller Struggles To Set Itself Apart

    By Cameron K. RitterAugust 8, 20240

    Step into the world of Duchess, a thrilling UK crime film with a feminine twist. Read our review!

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