Review: Climax
An introductory scene of Gaspar Noé’s Climax gives viewers some hints of what to expect. Interviews with the film’s character play on a ...
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Review: The House
Watching The House reminded me of college, of the days when filmmakers were producing slick but low budget horror shorts for YouTube in ...
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Review: The Cannibal Club
The Cannibal Club has a strong opening that blends convention and originality with something of a sinister smirk. Otavio (Tavinho Teixeira) and Gilda ...
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Review: Furie
You’ve probably seen Veronica Ngo (Ngô Thanh Vân) on the big screen before but didn’t realize it. Her biggest role was in Star ...
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Review: Birds of Passage
Producing a follow up to 2015’s stark Amazonian adventure Embrace of the Serpent must be an unenviable task. Where that film–the first Columbian production ...
New trailer for Ash is Purest White shows love and violence in modern China
Sixth Generation Chinese filmmaker Jia Zhangke is once again garnering buzz around the festival circuit with his latest feature Ash is Purest White, ...
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Review: Molly
In the post-apocalyptic wilderness, a lone woman roams. She’s armed to the teeth and keeps a trusty hawk as a lookout. She’s an ...
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Await Further Instructions recieves trailer, poster, and realease date
Family get togethers suck. There’s no doubt about it. It’s only that much worse when we have to introduce our girlfriend to our ...
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Review: Let the Corpses Tan
From its eye-catching classic poster, to its high-noon soundtrack and a sweeping vista, Let the Corpses Tan gives the impression of a modern ...
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Fantasia 2018 Review: Five Fingers for Marseilles
Five self-appointed protectors watch over the railroad town of Marseilles. They ride through rolling parries, the rock faces of mountains filling the background. ...
Fantasia 2018 Review: Tigers Are Not Afraid
A mythic force is spiriting people away in a rundown Mexican town, leaving droves of abandoned children to cluster together and wander the ...
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Fantasia 2018 Review: Rokuroku: The Promise of the Witch
Let’s get this out of the way right now: If you’re a little girl alone in a creepy hotel at night, whatever you ...