Jeen-Yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy Review: The Old Kanye
Fittingly for its subject, it makes for a fascinating but frequently frustrating watch.
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Uncharted Review: Boys To Men
An admittedly watchable, admittedly tolerable example of what passes for a motion picture these days.
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The Cursed Review: Period Horror With Bite
The results are mixed, but when writer/director Sean Ellis digs deep into his genre riffs and dread-laced atmosphere, "The Cursed" really works.
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Texas Chainsaw Massacre Review: Old Man Leatherface
A film that never quite loses sight of the original, but never clings too tightly to it either.
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She Said Review: Full Of Righteous Fury
"She Said" couldn't have come at a better time, highlighting the story of two investigative journalists who exposed Harvey Weinstein's many criminal acts
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V/H/S/99 Review: Millennium Madness
Shudder's new sequel V/H/S 99 takes the original concept to new heights -- and a new time -- with several great stories from an unsettling era in time
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Cyrano Review: Not The Bergerac Everyone Nose
There's something surprisingly empowering about this adaptation that may not make itself apparent at first glance.
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Black Adam Review: The Rock's Brand Arrives To DC
Dwayne The Rock Johnson stars in the new DCEU outing Black Adam as a character he's been working on for more than a decade -- but it's still just an okay movie
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The Good Nurse Review: Good Nurse, Bad Execution
Jessica Chastain and Eddie Redmayne star in the chilling true story-based Netflix film The Good Nurse, but is the film bold enough to bring this crime to life?
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The Batman Review: Mask Of The Fan Chasm
At this rate, one can only assume the next Batman will have to be played by either Werner Herzog or Eeyore.
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Fresh Review: Tired Cannibal Horror That's Anything But
To its credit, the directorial debut of Mimi Cave certainly appears to have a fresh genre hook upon first glance.
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Armageddon Time Review: The Life Of James Gray Put On Display
James Gray's semi-autobiographical film Armageddon Time features strong turns from its adult cast and star-making performances from Banks Repeta and Jaylin Webb
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Lucy And Desi Review: A Hollywood Love Story
A wonderful way to spend a couple of hours with Hollywood history.
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All Quiet On The Western Front Review: The Brutal Front Is Far From Quiet
All Quiet on the Western Front breathes new life into a near-century-old story, but the Netflix adaptation is just as effective and crushing as the 1930 film
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Weird: The Al Yankovic Story Review: A Nerd, A Dream, And Bologna
Weird: The Al Yankovic Story proves a likable and funny spoof of the musical biopic genre with great performances even if aspects of it could have been improved
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Turning Red Review: A Bold New Look For Pixar
"Turning Red" proves that Domee Shi might be the future of Pixar.
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The Adam Project Review: Cross-Time Team-Up
A film that works in spite of certain all-too-familiar elements.
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X Review: Dirty Movie
Ti West's triumphant return to horror after nearly a decade away working in television and the occasional non-horror feature.
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Deep Water Review: Less Shallow Than It Looks
A satire of toxic masculinity, disguised as a delightfully trashy genre piece.
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Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Review: Long Live The King
Ryan Coogler's Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is a touching tribute to Chadwick Boseman and introduces an excellent new MCU villain in Namor the Sub-Mariner
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The Outfit Review: Tailor Made
Mark Rylance is one of the modern era's finest characters. This is not in question.
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Aqua Teen Forever: Plantasm Review: One Big Serving Of Delicious Chaos
Aqua Teen Forever Plantasm Review has a new take on the ridiculous fast food franchise on Adult Swim, and it is even better than the first movie fans saw
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Cherry Review: A Big Bowl Of American Tragedies With Tom Holland On Top
Tom Holland flexes his dramatic chops in the Russo Brothers-directed Apple TV+ film "Cherry" -- but is the final result a movie worth watching?
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The Menu Review: Wickedly Delicious
The Menu is a real treat, even if it might be too grotesque to become a traditional awards season contender while also not quite enough of a typical horror film
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The Lost City Review: Rom-Com Done Right
It's honestly one of the most enjoyable theatrical releases of the year.
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Everything Everywhere All At Once Review: Multiversal Majesty
A picture about life and love and generational trauma and familial ties and the cosmos and somehow also kung-fu and bagels and ... it's a lot.
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