New Love Gets Spooky in Folklore-Inspired Horror Film
Home Movie Reviews ‘Attachment’ Review: New Love Gets Spooky in Jewish Folklore-Inspired Horror Movie Attachment explores the joys and tribulations of new love, spicing a delicate love story with truly horrifying elements. There are few things in life more exciting…
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Film Review: ‘Knock at the Cabin’- A Tense, Well-Crafted Thriller
M. Night Shyamalan will forever be held to the standards of his breakthrough hit “The Sixth Sense” (and its two popular follow ups, “Unbreakable” and “Signs”). While his latest thriller, “Knock at the Cabin” is not as strong as those…
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A Sweetly Sacrilegious Story of Sexual Discovery
From Jesus’s ripped physique to the Song of Solomon, there’s something about Christian iconography that’s just a little bit sexy. And if you haven’t noticed that yet, you certainly will after seeing “Mamacruz,” the second film from Venezuelan writer-director Patricia Ortega (“Yo, Imposible”).…
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The Last of Us Viewership Increases 12% with Critically Acclaimed Third Episode
Home TV News The Last of Us Viewership Increases 12% with Critically Acclaimed Third Episode The popularity of The Last of Us continues to grow. HBO The audiences tuning into The Last of Us continues to grow, with a staggering…
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Gregg Turkington on Useless Film Critics and the Comic Universe of On Cinema
You may not know Gregg Turkington, and that's a shame. Those who do, however, have adored his combination of stand-up comedy and performance art as Neil Hamburger, or his contributions to the early days of Adult Swim and collaborations with…
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Henry Cavill Hopes He’ll Play Superman For ‘Many Years to Come’
The actor recently confirmed his return to the role in DCU post a cameo appearance in Black Adam. Warner Bros. Pictures Henry Cavill’s journey as Superman has been a roller coaster. He played the character first in 2013’s introductory chapter…
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You Were Never Really Here Shows the True Nature of PTSD
As mental health gets more open representation in the media, it is important that the depictions of each condition are accurately portrayed. Few movies come to mind that have portrayed a condition such as PTSD as well as in Lynne…
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What We Want to See In the Series
With the update of Arsema Thomas joining the cast of Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, Bridgerton fans’ anticipation is growing high, indeed. Other than the fact it is impending, the show’s release date has yet to be made known, but…
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‘The Watchful Eye’s Mariel Molino on the Story’s Twists and Turns
The Freeform original series The Watchful Eye follows Elena Santos (Mariel Molino), a young woman with ulterior motives that lead her on a path to working as live-in nanny for an affluent family in Manhattan. Once inside the Greybourne, she…
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The Other Fellow | Film Threat
SAN FRANCISCO INDIE FEST 2023 REVIEW! Matthew Bauer’s documentary feature, The Other Fellow, spotlights the infamous lives of men worldwide who go by the infamous name of Bond, James Bond. The catch is that’s their real name. It’s about James Bond…
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Owen Wilson Comedy Gets New Theatrical Release Date
Home Movie News Owen Wilson Comedy 'Paint' Gets New Theatrical Release Date The film will now hit theaters a few weeks earlier. Image via IFC Films IFC films is bringing audiences Owen Wilson's next comedy Paint, sooner than expected. According…
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Justin Benson & Aaron Moorhead Talk Paranoia, That Charlie Day Conspiracy Meme & The ‘X-Files’ Of It All [Interview]
Paranoia, the paranormal, and a whole heap of galaxy-brained conspiracy theories are at the center of “Something In The Dirt,” the new lo-fi sci-fi thriller from ambitious indie filmmakers Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead. Known for their trippy, surreal sci-fi…
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