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    Home » Movie Reviews » Page 88

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    ‘Sujo’ Review – A Haunting, Empathetic Look At Outrunning Our Destiny

    By Cameron K. RitterDecember 8, 20241

    Can we ever really escape the sins of our families? Are we destined to follow in their footsteps no matter…

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    8.0
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    ‘The Order’ Review – Terrifyingly Relevant

    By Dom FisherDecember 8, 20240

    The Order is terrifyingly relevant and completely enthralling. Get our thoughts on the film and more inside our review!

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    7.0
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    ‘You Are Not Me’ Review – A Dark And Unsettling Christmas Miracle

    By Phil WalshDecember 6, 20240

    Discover the dark power and intense psychological ride of ‘You Are Not Me’, a thrilling Christmas gathering from hell.

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    7.0
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    ‘Werewolves’ Review: Fur-Covered Chaos

    By Dom FisherDecember 5, 20240

    Werewolves is a howling good time. It’s a little gruesome, a tad bit scary, and completely action-packed. Read our review inside!

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    ‘Dear Santa’ Review – A Devilishly Funny Good Time

    By Phoenix CloudenDecember 5, 20240

    ‘Dear Santa’ is a comedic twist on the holiday season. Join Liam as he accidentally summons the devil in this uproarious Christmas comedy.

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    7.5
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    ‘Get Away’ (2024) Review – A Darkly Funny Family Vacation Filled With Mystery And Mayhem

    By Phil WalshDecember 4, 20240

    Get Away is bloody, but never to the point of over-indulgence. Frost writes a sharp script that knows what it is doing.

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    9.0
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    ‘Nosferatu’ Review – Robert Eggers Reimagines A Classic Fable With Darkness, Desire, And Brilliance To Spare

    By Will BjarnarDecember 3, 20240

    Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu, a masterful reimagining of the classic vampire tale, blending darkness, desire, and cinematic brilliance in a hauntingly unforgettable way.

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    5.0
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    ‘Moana 2’ Review: What Can I Say Except… It’s Okay?

    By Lane MillsNovember 29, 20241

    Don’t miss Moana 2: the continuation of Disney’s beloved story. Join Moana on her new quest and discover the surprises that await her.

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    7.5
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    ‘A Traveler’s Needs’ Review – Hong Sang-soo And Isabelle Huppert Journey Through Seoul In A Ruminative Ramble

    By Will BjarnarNovember 27, 20240

    Dive into the mesmerizing films of Hong Sang-soo, where repetition becomes a profound artistic tool, weaving a tapestry of communication and philosophical exploration.

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    ‘Elevation’ Review: Anthony Mackie Holds The Line In B-Movie Bash

    By Lane MillsNovember 26, 20240

    Elevation spends a great deal of time fighting itself, but for what it’s worth, it all works out for an entertaining-enough whole.

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