NYKFF Review: Hindsight
[Over the next week, we will be bringing you coverage of the New York Korean Film Festival, which will be taking place at ...
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Review: Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance
It shouldn’t come as a surprise to you that Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance isn’t a good movie. It’s an adaptation of a ...
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Review: Silent House
Silent House, you may have heard, has a gimmick, and that gimmick is a powerful one. The film, which chronicles strange goings-on at ...
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Review: Project X
As much as I loved growing up in Chicago, sometimes I wished I went to high school in California. All of these movies ...
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Review: The Secret World of Arrietty
I had a great fear at the beginning of this week. See, we’ve spent all week espousing the plethora of virtues that make ...
Review: This Means War
It is possible that I open all McG directed films the same way: by making fun of his name. I don’t have the ...
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Review: The Snowtown Murders
There will be walkouts at The Snowtown Murders, though it will have nothing to do with the quality of the film. Even though ...
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Review: Secret Reunion
[Korean Movie Night NY is back with Jang Hun’s film Secret Reunion. If you live in New York City, you can see this ...
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Review: The Turin Horse
Béla Tarr is known for his long takes and his bleak view of humanity. In my essay about watching his seven-hour film Sátántangó, ...
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Review: Chronicle
In a time where both the superhero genre and the found footage film has grown stale, out of left field comes Chronicle, a ...
Review: The Woman in Black
I know I must sound like a broken record by now but I love love love horror films. Naturally I was excited for ...
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Review: Safe House
Dear Ryan Reynolds, I still think of you as Van Wylder. I don’t really know why, because it’s been ten years since that ...