Review: Trick ‘r Treat
Each year we see the box office fight for control of the Halloween weekend as a way to ensure instant profits. While this ...
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London Film Festival Review: Black Swan
The final film in Flixist’s London Film Festival coverage will also be director Darron Aronofsky’s last before moving into the realm of big-budget ...
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Review: Enter the Void
Oh, Gaspar Noé, you bold, brave, wandering soul. Enter the Void can be summed up as a kaleidoscope of cacophony, though to summarize it at all ...
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London Film Festival Review: Route Irish
When war is privatised, it becomes hidden. Deceased soldiers are no longer honoured with a military ceremony commemorating the service they gave to ...
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Review: Beetlejuice
The most remarkable thing about Beetlejuice is just how indispensable it now seems. While there exist people who have not seen it, it feels like ...
Review: Audition
I wouldn’t say Audition has been a highly esteemed movie over the years, but it’s certainly somewhat notorious as a bloody, must see Miike movie. ...
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Review: Beetlejuice
It’s amazing how much a child’s imagination, a Saturday morning cartoon spin off and a collection of action figures can influence one’s memory ...
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Review: Submarine
[This review was originally published on October 26th 2010 during Flixist’s London Film Festival coverage. It is being reprinted to coincide with the ...
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London Film Festival Review: Sleeping Beauty
Oh, France. You started the Festival out so well and went downhill from there. Catherine Breillat is best known in her home country ...
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Review: The Stepfather
Around the time that The Stepfather was released, the slasher film was the preferred vehicle for providing horror to an audience. A Nightmare of Elm Street ...
Review: The Exorcist
This is going to be easy. I’m all grown up now. I’ll just get in and out really quick. I can handle The ...
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Review: Enter the Void
I’ve been looking forward to Gaspar Noé’s Enter the Void ever since I first heard of it, and I don’t even really know why. Perhaps there’s ...