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    ‘A Nightmare Wakes’: A Total Disappointment

    by Spencer Henderson March 1, 2021
    by Spencer Henderson March 1, 2021

    I hold Mary Shelley essentially to deity status. I consider Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein in contention for the best novel ever written. The word “genius” is sometimes overused, but I genuinely cannot think of any other word…

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    ‘Sator’ Relies on Its Creepy Sound Design

    by Ingrid Dendievel February 9, 2021
    by Ingrid Dendievel February 9, 2021

    It has almost been a year since I started writing for MovieBabble, and maybe you have noticed a certain trend in my choice of films. I have a soft spot for horror movies. Well, maybe…

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    ‘The Reason I Jump’: Seen Through the Eyes of a Critic and an Aspie

    by Ingrid Dendievel January 8, 2021
    by Ingrid Dendievel January 8, 2021

    Let’s start with a little bit of explanation. I guess that most of you are unfamiliar with the word “aspie”. It’s shorthand for Asperger’s Syndrome, which is a neurological disorder. Nowadays, Asperger’s is no longer…

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    ‘The King’s Speech’: A Human Look at Royalty

    by Adina Bernstein November 6, 2020
    by Adina Bernstein November 6, 2020

    For most, if not all of us, fairy tales are part and parcel of the fiction we are introduced to when we are young. Tales of kings and queens, princes and princesses tell us what…

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    FrightFest Film Festival 2020 Review: ‘The Nights Before Christmas’

    by Lisa Geurts October 27, 2020
    by Lisa Geurts October 27, 2020

    Watching a Christmas film around Halloween felt a little odd; however, scary stuff mixed with Christmas is an excellent combination. It’s still a common phenomenon to share ghost stories at Christmas time, after all. Let’s…

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    ‘i’m thinking of ending things’: Kaufman’s Latest Is One of the Most Profoundly Depressing Films Ever Made

    by Spencer Henderson September 12, 2020
    by Spencer Henderson September 12, 2020

    The following contains major spoilers for i’m thinking of ending things!!! Let’s be honest, 2020 is just the worst. It is an absolute black hole that swallows anything fun or even relatively comforting in favor…

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    ‘Sickboy’ by Julian Muller

    by The MovieBabble Staff July 17, 2020
    by The MovieBabble Staff July 17, 2020

    Every day that passes in New York City, Jeff finds a way to get through it. Maybe he’s driven to find love. Maybe he’s driven to find a connection. Or maybe he’s just driven to…

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    After 60 Years, ‘Psycho’ Remains as Ingenious as Ever

    by Lisa Geurts June 16, 2020
    by Lisa Geurts June 16, 2020

    This month, Alfred Hitchcock‘s Psycho celebrates 60 years since its release. You already know its legacy; it’s one of the most famous horror movies ever, if not the most. But, over time, horror has become filled with…

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    Romantics Will Fall in Love With ‘All the Bright Places’

    by Hunter Goddard March 3, 2020
    by Hunter Goddard March 3, 2020

    “Only one is a wanderer. Two together are always going somewhere.” Located at the intersection between mental illness and young love, Brett Haley’s All the Bright Places (2020) will be worth a visit from any fans of…

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    ‘Disappearance at Clifton Hill’ Takes the Unreliable Narrator Up a Notch

    by Nick Kush February 28, 2020
    by Nick Kush February 28, 2020

    I like to think I’m a fan of most film genres, but there’s something about a taut mystery that is extra exciting. Disappearance at Clifton Hill channels a lot of what makes the genre great, trapping…

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    ‘Where’d You Go, Bernadette’ Showcases the Great Cate Blanchett…and Not Much Else

    by Nick Kush September 2, 2019
    by Nick Kush September 2, 2019

    It’s never a good sign when a movie shifts release dates multiple times. That was the case for Where’d You Go, Bernadette, the latest film from acclaimed director Richard Linklater. After an initial release scheduled for…

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    ‘The Motive’ for Writer’s Block

    by Patricia Henderson September 23, 2018
    by Patricia Henderson September 23, 2018

    With skilled acting, the comedy and tragedy in the story, and a quick succession of events at the start, The Motive (or El Autor in its native Spain) almost instantly pulls you in. As the…

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