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    A group of puppeteers pose with various colorful puppets in a studio setting.
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    Movie Reviews

    ‘Jim Henson: Idea Man’ Review – The Genius Of A Creative Icon

    By Jeffrey PetersonJune 1, 20240

    Go behind the scenes of The Jim Henson Company in this captivating documentary, Jim Henson: Idea Man. Read our review!

    A woman in a black dress stands in shallow water, holding a child in her arms. A small boat is moored nearby, surrounded by tall reeds.
    9.0
    Movie Reviews

    ‘Handling The Undead’ Review – A Profound Look At Life And Loss

    By Dave GianniniJune 1, 20240

    Explore the existential themes of identity and grief in the film ‘Handling The Undead’. A thought-provoking, challenging experience.

    A group of four people sit on the roof of a van parked on the side of an empty road at dusk. The van's rear door is open, and the headlights illuminate the grass beside the road.
    7.0
    Movie Reviews

    ‘Gasoline Rainbow’ Review – Road Trip Tale Is An Ode To Adventure, Community & Self-Discovery

    By Tristian EvansMay 31, 20240

    Discover the allure of the open road in Gasoline Rainbow. This coming-of-age film captures the spirit of adventure and the search for meaning in a complex world.

    Person in a wide-brimmed hat and shawl standing in an old western town under a clear sky, with wooden buildings and mountains in the background.
    5.0
    Movie Reviews

    ‘The Dead Don’t Hurt’ Review – Viggo Mortenson’s Old West Tale Of Men And Their Pointless Wars

    By Phoenix CloudenMay 31, 20240

    Uncover the Western trope-filled world of Viggo Mortenson’s The Dead Don’t Hurt. Learn about the romance and unconventional storytelling techniques in this film.

    Three people are lying closely together, seemingly asleep. The person on the left is a woman, the man in the center has a mustache, and the man on the right has closed eyes, all appear relaxed.
    7.0
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘Kinds Of Kindness’ Review – A Repetitive Fast-Paced Head-Scratcher [Cannes 2024]

    By Liselotte VanophemMay 30, 20240

    While Kinds Of Kindness feels uncomplete and repetitive, it’s still a fast-paced and head-twisting feature filled with terrific A-listers.

    A person in a rusty metal helmet raises a weapon next to an open car door in a wooded area.
    8.0
    Hot Topic

    ‘In A Violent Nature’ Review – A Completely Immersive Horror Film That Sticks With You

    By Gaius BollingMay 30, 20240

    Explore the unique blend of arthouse and slasher in ‘In a Violent Nature’.

    A black cat with large yellow eyes appears to float among small, colorful fish in a brightly lit, underwater-like environment.
    9.0
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘Flow’ Review – A Profoundly Affecting & Groundbreaking Use Of Animation [Cannes 2024]

    By Liselotte VanophemMay 29, 20240

    Flow by Gints Zilbalodis is a ultra-realistic feature involving adorable animals and important topics such as friendship and survival.

    A man in a white chef coat stands in a kitchen, looking back over his shoulder. Cooking utensils and pots are on the counter in front of him.
    8.5
    Hot Topic

    ‘What You Wish For’ Review – A Decadent, Deadly And Devilish Thriller

    By Phil WalshMay 28, 20240

    Discover the dark secrets and thrilling twists in What You Wish For—a gripping tale of wishes and their dangerous consequences.

    A person lies face-down on the floor of a tiled bathroom with a large stitched incision on their back. Another figure stands nearby wearing a dark robe with a gold dragon design.
    8.0
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘The Substance’ Review – A Ghastly, Vivid And Daringly Performed ‘Careful What You Wish For’ Social Commentary [Cannes 2024]

    By Liselotte VanophemMay 27, 20240

    While The Substance by director Fargeat is too long, it’s a ghastly and vivid social commentary led by the remarkable Moore and Qualley.

    A man in a barber shop poses in a defensive stance with an electric razor, while others in the background observe. The setting is crowded with vintage equipment and decor.
    7.5
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘Twilight Of The Warriors: Walled In’ Review – A Visually Stunning, High-Octane Homage To The 1980s Gangster Genre [Cannes 2024]

    By Liselotte VanophemMay 24, 20240

    While ‘Twilight Of The Warriors: Walled In’ doesn’t have the most exciting narrative, it has tremendous cinematography, action, and acting!

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