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    ‘Pray Away’ Is Gut-Wrenching, Fatiguing, and Absolutely Necessary

    by Spencer Henderson August 9, 2021
    by Spencer Henderson August 9, 2021

    Powered by JustWatch How many LGBTQ lives have been completely shattered and irrevocably hurt in the name of God? What is the state of mind of the individuals who level that destruction upon those lives? …

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    There Are No Dead Ends in ‘Fear Street Parts Two and Three’

    by Jack Edgar July 27, 2021
    by Jack Edgar July 27, 2021

    Coming off Fear Street Part One: 1994 — a nostalgic 90s-style teen slasher and a fabulously fun entry into the genre in its own right — I was concerned that the follow-up sequels in the trilogy …

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    ‘A Classic Horror Story’ – Karma Is a Bitch

    by Ingridje July 19, 2021
    by Ingridje July 19, 2021

    If you know a thing or two about horror movies, you are probably aware that the heydays of Italian horror are long over. Instead of coming up with something original, directors Roberto de Feo (also …

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    ‘Gunpowder Milkshake’ Is Only for the Most Forgiving Action Movie Aficionados

    by Chris van Dijk July 18, 2021
    by Chris van Dijk July 18, 2021

    Stop me if you’ve seen this one before: a highly-skilled assassin working for a shadowy organization gets betrayed by their employers and is hunted down; said assassin, though merciless if need be, becomes emotionally attached …

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    ‘Fear Street Part One: 1994’ Is Classic, Bloody Fun

    by Jack Edgar July 13, 2021
    by Jack Edgar July 13, 2021

    Teen slasher flicks — we all know how they work. The kids are horny (unless you’re the bullied virgin), the night is dark and full of terrors, and the blood is fire engine red. Wash, …

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    ‘Murder by the Coast’: When Injustice Is Served

    by Ingridje July 1, 2021
    by Ingridje July 1, 2021

    Netflix is home to far too many crime documentaries, especially about murder, so you might be tempted to skip this one. However, that would be a shame. After all, Murder by the Coast isn’t a …

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    ‘Spiral’ and ‘The Woman in the Window’ Are Very Bad but at Least ‘Dawn of the Dead’ (2004) Is Decent

    by Collin Willis May 17, 2021
    by Collin Willis May 17, 2021

    Spiral led a crowded(!) weekend at theaters, but despite Chris Rock’s best efforts, the film isn’t anywhere close to a good entrant in the Saw franchise. Similarly, Netflix’s The Woman in the Window is a …

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    Our Way-Too-Early 2022 Oscar Predictions Podcast

    by Brennan Dubé May 14, 2021
    by Brennan Dubé May 14, 2021

    Yes, the 2021 Oscars may have only happened three weeks ago, but we just can’t get enough! Between new Paul Thomas Anderson content, Guillermo del Toro and Chloé Zhao’s Best Picture follow-ups, and the return …

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    Did ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ Just Revive Theaters? Plus, ‘Thunder Force’ and ‘The Hunt’ (2012)

    by Nick Kush April 12, 2021
    by Nick Kush April 12, 2021

    Are movie theaters back?!?! Godzilla vs. Kong has dominated around the world at the box office thus far, grossing almost as much as Godzilla: King of the Monsters did in its entire theatrical run in only …

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    ‘Moxie’: A New High School Movie for a New Era

    by Adina Bernstein April 6, 2021
    by Adina Bernstein April 6, 2021

    High school movies are a dime a dozen. Though the specific narrative, characters, and details will vary, the genre, for the most part, is pretty cookie-cutter. The new Netflix film, Moxie (based on the book …

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    ‘To All the Boys: Always and Forever’ – A Somewhat Sickly-Sweet but Satisfying Sendoff

    by Zoe Dowsett February 18, 2021
    by Zoe Dowsett February 18, 2021

    The third installment in the To All the Boys canon follows Lara Jean (Lana Condor) and Peter (Noah Centineo) as they prepare for their post-high school future at Stanford together. Everything is neatly scheduled, including the …

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    The Road to the 2021 Oscars: Episode 2

    by Brennan Dubé February 17, 2021
    by Brennan Dubé February 17, 2021

    On this week’s episode of the Road to the 2021 Oscars, Nick and I go over the Critics Choice Nominations and the recently unveiled Oscars shortlists.  Minari is surging, Birds of Prey landed with a few …

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    ‘The Dig’ Is Not Worth the Ground It Is Built On

    by Adina Bernstein February 14, 2021
    by Adina Bernstein February 14, 2021

    When we think of archeology, we think of exotic locales, hordes of ancient buried treasures, and danger coming from the locals who are not pleased by the sudden appearance of strangers. But in reality, it …

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    Nick Kush’s Top 10 Worst Movies of 2020

    by Nick Kush January 13, 2021
    by Nick Kush January 13, 2021

    So many thoughts run through my head when I’m watching a truly terrible movie: Why am I here? Why do I like inflicting pain on myself? Do I secretly like it? Why didn’t I spend …

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    ‘Pieces of a Woman’: Vanessa Kirby’s Tour de Force Puts Her in the Oscars Race

    by Ingridje January 12, 2021
    by Ingridje January 12, 2021

    Pieces of a Woman is Kornél Mundruczó’s first full feature in English. The acclaimed Hungarian director teamed up with big names such as Vanessa’s Kirby, Shia LaBeouf, and Ellen Burstyn, and the movie chronicles the consequences of …

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    ‘Pieces of a Woman’, Some Movies We Missed in 2020, Amy Adams and a Whole Lot of Muppets

    by Collin Willis January 11, 2021
    by Collin Willis January 11, 2021

    Pieces of a Woman has arrived as Netflix’s first big 2021 release. Amid troubles surrounding Shia LaBeouf, the film debuted in the #2 Spot on Netflix’s Top Ten List. Falling short of We Can Be Heroes, …

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    Giancarlo Sensebe’s Top 10 Best Movies of 2020

    by Giancarlo Sensebe January 10, 2021
    by Giancarlo Sensebe January 10, 2021

    2020 was a year that seems will always be remembered as an absolute hellscape; between a tumultuous election year, a widespread pandemic, and economic pressures on a global scale, the world felt as if it …

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    2020 in Review: From ‘Tenet’ to Josh Gad Pooping Dirt

    by Nick Kush January 2, 2021
    by Nick Kush January 2, 2021

    2020 is mercilessly over, but before we close the book entirely on the very, very hellish year, Collin, Brennan, and I look back on the year that was in movies. But instead of doing the …

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    ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ and ‘Soul’ Lead a Packed Christmas Slate

    by Nick Kush December 28, 2020
    by Nick Kush December 28, 2020

    For all the movies that have been pushed back this year, Christmas Day felt like a return to normalcy with releases such as Wonder Woman 1984, Soul, The Midnight Sky, Promising Young Woman, and We Can …

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    ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’: Chadwick Boseman’s Impressive Goodbye

    by Ingridje December 23, 2020
    by Ingridje December 23, 2020

    Every year, a day after the Oscars ceremony, I start writing an article about the awards for the following year. This year was no exception. Of the movies that I predicted to be nominated, some were …

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    ‘Mank’ Is an Idiosyncratic, Cynical Look Into an Alternate History

    by Nick Kush December 17, 2020
    by Nick Kush December 17, 2020

    Citizen Kane. Decent flick. Odds are you were forced to study it endlessly in your Intro to Film course in college — it’s second only to Breathless among the films you were most likely to hate …

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    ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ Is Coming to HBO Max and ‘The Princess Switch’ Reigns Supreme on Netflix

    by Nick Kush November 23, 2020
    by Nick Kush November 23, 2020

    It turns out we’re going to have a new superhero movie in 2020 after all. Wonder Woman 1984 is headed to HBO Max on Christmas, but is this a risky financial move? Will a boost …

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    ‘If Anything Happens I Love You’: The Other U.S. Epidemic

    by B Peterson November 21, 2020
    by B Peterson November 21, 2020

    Warning: This article assumes you have seen the film If anything happens I love you. Please, go watch it on Netflix before reading. It’s only 12 minutes. 2020 has proven to be an incredible year …

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    ‘His House’ Is an Impressive and Deeply Unsettling Horror Debut

    by Zoe Dowsett November 7, 2020
    by Zoe Dowsett November 7, 2020

    Don’t come to His House expecting a by-the-numbers haunted house horror movie. While there are plenty of jump scares, Remi Weekes’ debut combines these effectively with a gripping story about grief and loss. His House …

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    ‘Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight’: Much More Than an Intriguing Title

    by Ingridje November 4, 2020
    by Ingridje November 4, 2020

    I’ll admit it: I chose to review this movie merely because of its title. Now, I have done this before, and afterward regretted my choice (The Binding, for example). But this time, I was a …

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    ‘Cadaver’: Netflix’s Latest High-Concept Horror Blunder

    by George Clark November 2, 2020
    by George Clark November 2, 2020

    Cadaver is Netflix’s latest post-apocalyptic horror film (the Netflix algorithm seems to love setting movies in a horrifically dystopian near-future) and is directed by Norwegian director Jarand Herdal. It stars Gitte Witt, Thomas Gullestad, Kingsford …

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    Quibi Decides to Shut Down, ‘Borat 2’ Drops on Amazon Prime, and ‘Rebecca’ Is a Turd

    by Collin Willis October 26, 2020
    by Collin Willis October 26, 2020

    This week saw the release of the long-rumored and highly anticipated sequel to 2006’s Borat. Borat Subsequent Moviefilm is about as crazy as you’d expect, and a hit with Nick, Brennan, and I. We also talk …

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    Sandler Is Back to His Old Shtick in ‘Hubie Halloween’

    by George Clark October 21, 2020
    by George Clark October 21, 2020

    Hubie Halloween is the latest Happy Madison production directed by Steven Brill and co-produced, co-written, and starring Adam Sandler. Alongside him are some of the usual Sandler suspects, such as Kevin James, Maya Rudolph, Julie …

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    The Pod of the Chicago 7

    by Nick Kush October 19, 2020
    by Nick Kush October 19, 2020

    Netflix dropped what is most likely going to be a BIG awards contender come Oscars season (if that even happens) in Aaron Sorkin’s The Trial of the Chicago 7. While Hubie Halloween reigned supreme atop …

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    ‘Rebecca’, Netflix’s Latest Attempt at Remaking a Beloved Classic

    by George Clark October 18, 2020
    by George Clark October 18, 2020

    Rebecca is an upcoming British romantic drama film scheduled to be released worldwide on October 21st by Netflix. The film is directed by Ben Wheatley and stars the likes of Lily James, Armie Hammer, Kristin …

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