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Reviews

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  Not Okay 2022

  

  Samantha E

  love you zoey deutch.

  i think all the influencer stuff is really funny, i love any movie about how the digital world is more real than the physical one to…

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  Nature 2020

  

  Kai Perrignon ★★★★

  A mostly despairing montage of volcanic explosions, landslides, tornadoes, crashing waves, rolling clouds, chunky pixels, tiny humans surviving and mostly dying. After a half hour, destruction and calm are the…

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  Blackmail 1929

  

  Diogo Serafim ★★★★

  Hands that accuse, hands that demand, hands that aggress, hands that kill. Such a great early Hitchcock, full of remarkable sequences and conducted with a very patient and ironic touch.…

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  Possibly in Michigan 1983

  

  Matt Strohl

  I told my philosophy of art class that I was going to show them a slasher movie and then I put this on. It was fun.

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  The Craft 1996

  

  Diogo Serafim ★★★

  Nature’s karmic balance in the world of a teenage witch. The horror tropes are kind of bland and too lost on a very messy structure to actually go somewhere, but…

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  Falling Point 1970

  

  dirtylaundri ★★★★½

  Wonderful to watch this directly after THE WICKED GO TO HELL, as both films form a perfect circle: The last shot of the earlier film showed a beachscape into which…

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  Furie 2019

  

  Matt Strohl ★★★½

  Solid action, very brutal. What I’m most impressed by are the fights with the female nemesis that so effectively convey that our hero is outmatched but is able to prevail…

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  The Big Sleep 1946

  

  Jaime Christley ★★★★★

  It's more typical that in a film noir, a man's scrambled, stupid libido is the instrument of his downfall - a weapon of murder and/or ruin wielded by that well-known…