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‘The Beast In Me’ Season 1 Review – Lean And Mean, Gripping And Suspenseful
Here at Geek Vibes Nation, we review the new Netflix streaming series The Beast in Me, starring Claire Danes and Matthew Rhys!
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Warner Bros. Sets January Release Date For Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘One Battle After Another’ On 4K UHD Blu-Ray
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment has announced that "One Battle After Another" will be available on 4K UHD Blu-Ray this January.
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‘V/H/S Halloween’ Review: Scattered Spooky Shorts Lack Holiday Spirit
V/H/S/Halloween brings together talented filmmakers but ultimately falls short in delivering impactful horror stories. Find out why.
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‘Hedda’ Review: A Slick, Stylish Story That Oozes Magnetism, Opulence, And Wonderful Acting
While DaCosta's 'Hedda' feels uneven, Tessa Thompson elevates the elegant cinematography and set design to a new level with wonderful acting.
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‘100 Nights Of Hero’ Review – A Bold Fantasy Tale Bursting With Vivid Imagery [LFF 2025]
While '100 Nights of Hero' doesn’t offer depth, the stunning costumes, lavishing visuals and enthralling acting make it worth the watch.
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‘She’s The He’ Review – A Sharp, Funny And Tender Exploration Of Identity And Self-Expression [LFF 2025]
From start to finish, Siobhan McCarthy’s She's the He is a comedic and heartwarming exploration of identity and self-expression.
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‘The Souffleur’ Review – Not The Delicious Delight It Could Have Been [LFF 2025]
Even a gripping Willem Dafoe and beautiful visuals can’t save the dragging and too monotonous ‘The Souffleur’.
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‘H Is For Hawk’ Review – An Overlong Portrayal Of Grief, Loss And Finding Solace In Nature [LFF 2025]
While H Is for Hawk can be challenging at times due to its drawn-out pacing, it’s still heartbreakingly portrays loss, drama and connection.
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‘The Choral’ Review – Minimal Drama, Maximum Tenderness And Authenticity [LFF 2025]
While The Choral by Nicholas Hytner lacks depth and drama, it oozes warmth, authenticity and wonderful performances.
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‘Heel’ (aka ‘Good Boy’) Review – A Chilling Exploration Of Ultimate Control [LFF 2025]
While some of the unexplained secrets might lead to frustration, Good Boy delivers the perfect mix of eeriness, control and great acting.