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Oscar-Nominated ‘Drive My Car’ From Ryusuke Hamaguchi To Join The Criterion Collection This July
The Criterion Collection has announced a home entertainment release for "Drive My Car" from director Ryusuke Hamaguchi.
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‘The Outfit’ Review – A Crime Drama Tailor Made For Fans Of The Genre
Fans of crime dramas and thrillers will find that this film is a perfect fit for them. Read our full review for The Outfit…
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‘X’ Review – Looks Can Really Kill
A24's new cult dirty horror film X, directed by Ti West, may have the looks but it's missing that X-factor.
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‘The Last Possession’ Review: Entities Come in All Forms
The Last Possession is a worthwhile watch if you’re looking for a different flavor among some of the vanilla, paint-by-numbers demon films
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‘The Adam Project’ Review – Ryan Reynolds’ Most Compelling Performance in Years
The Netflix sci-fi adventure flick is a surprisingly potent showcase for Ryan Reynolds' talents outside of the quips.
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‘Three Months’ Review – Troye Sivan Charms In Coming of Age Dramedy
Troye Sivan stars in the coming-of-age tale "Three Months" from director Jared Frieder out now on Paramount+. Get our thoughts!
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‘Too Cool To Kill’ Is Just That, and Dangerously Funny
An amateur actor receives an invitation to play a leading role. Unbeknownst to him the new gig has landed him directly in a deadly…
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I, Too, Blame Society: Gillian Wallace Horvat’s ‘I Blame Society’ is a Wonderful Dark Satire About Sexism in the Entertainment Industry
Gillian Wallace Horvat uses her strong investigative sensibilities to bring sexist patterns in the film industry to light.
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‘Droopy, Goopy Mess’: Netflix’s ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ Doesn’t Cut It
David Blue Garcia's 2022 legacy sequel is a let down, but mostly to its chief antagonist, Leatherface. Read our full review inside!
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‘Swan Song’ Review – Contemplative Sci-Fi Plays It Too Safe
Mahershala Ali finally gets a starring vehicle, but the film is too modest with its intriguing premise to deserve him.