Big Baby packs Spider One’s meta-slasher with wild ideas, bloody horror, and ambition, even when the story struggles to contain them all.
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Noblestone has that film-school graduation project feel to it, a tongue-in-cheek analysis of whether a person meets themselves at a particular time in their lives, and what to make of this.
Witness the intense storytelling in Son of Sora, a film that grips you with its unsettling scenes and shocking twists.
The End of Oak Street is the closest dino-centric film since all those years ago to emulate the whimsy of those early Amblin pictures.
Hellcat unfolds a gripping story of captivity and horror, delivering stunning twists that will leave you on the edge of your seat.
Explore the gripping story of the Bruton movie, where Bryan Bruton’s determination shines through his unexpected prison journey.
‘The X-Files: I Want to Believe – Vrach Frankenshteyn’ offers an insubstantial re-edit of a fundamentally flawed film.
Lee Kirk’s ‘Nimrods’ offers a charming Green Day-inspired coming-of-age tale that’s quite charming, if a bit middling.
Nightborn surprises with its unique take on horror, focusing on postpartum fears rather than conventional scares and tension.
The Samurai and the Prisoner is ultimately a strange film to recommend because so much of what I admire about it is also what made it difficult for me to enjoy.