Knock at the Cabin Compared To Signs By M. Night Shyamalan
Home Movie News Knock at the Cabin Compared To Signs By M. Night Shyamalan The upcoming psychological-thriller, Knock at the Cabin, is compared to the 2002 film Signs by their acclaimed writer-director, M. Night Shyamalan. Psychological horror writer and director,…
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After 50 Years, It’s Still a Movie You Can’t Refuse
As part of Collider’s "retro review" series, I’ve been fortunate enough to watch and review Penny Marshall’s heartfelt tear-jerker A League of Their Own and Alfred Hitchcock’s suspenseful masterpiece Psycho, two very different, but very important films for any lover…
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Billy Eichner’s Witty Gay Rom-Com Works [TIFF]
TORONTO – Contrary to popular belief, there have been more gay romantic comedy movies than you might think. Many of them were released independently, and a few even by the mini-majors (Searchlight, Focus Features, Sony Classics, etc.). You can even…
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Rian Johnson’s Glass Onion Is His Greatest Mystery Yet
This review was originally part of our coverage for the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival. Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery is all about disruptors. As a character states in the film, disrupters are those who break from the norm,…
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Lee Majors on the Making of Renegades and Working with Danny Trejo
In the mood for a good old-fashioned action flick? Renegades is now in select theaters. The premise is simple: When veteran Green Beret Carver (Lee Majors) is murdered by a drug gang that has been threatening Carver's law-enforcing daughter (Patsy…
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Ron Perlman Addresses Potentially Joining the MCU or DCU
Actor Ron Perlman has already made one comic book movie, but would he want to be part of the MCU or DCU? FX Ron Perlman has already dipped his toes in the world of comic book movies with Hellboy and…
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Understated Docudrama Explores The Trial Of The Juntas
With a bold, declarative title such as “Argentina, 1985,” one might wonder what co-writer/director Santiago Mitre is taking on with his fifth feature. Reunited with his “The Summit” lead Ricardo Darín, Mitre turns to the Trial of the Juntas. A…
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Eli Roth Is Finally Making His THANKSGIVING Horror Film Based on His GRINDHOUSE Trailer — GeekTyrant
Director Eli Roth is finally getting around to making his horror movie Thanksgiving, which is based on the trailer that is part of the 2007 Grindhouse double feature that he made with Quentin Tarantino. The news was revealed over the…
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A Dreamer’s Search | Film Threat
Written and directed by Eric Downs, A Dreamer’s Search tells the true story of Rockwell Kent. Well, more accurately, the story is of one brief but very important moment in the beloved artist’s life. Does such a narrow focus help…
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The 1996 Movie’s Boring Younger Sister
Nothing summarizes Hollywood better than the history of Matilda’s adaptations. A children’s book by Roald Dahl becomes a bestselling hit. It gets the movie treatment, much like his other tales, in 1996 and becomes an instant classic, a constant go-to…
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Poppy Montgomery Heads Down Under for Christmas on the Farm
It all begins with a simple yet hilarious mistake in Christmas on the Farm. Sort of. Frenzied New Yorker Emmy Jones (Poppy Montgomery) finds her recently deceased mother Clementine’s journals after attending her funeral in Australia. Somehow, she weaves it…
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The Bear Actors on Why the Show Doesn’t Need Romance
Home TV News The Bear Actors on Why the Show Doesn't Need Romance The relationship between Carmy and Sydney in The Bear is a strong but platonic one, something you don't always see on TV. FX It's a common TV…
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