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  • The Watermelon Woman
  • Madeline's Madeline
  • Belle
  • Revenge

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  • Moving On

    ★★★

  • Sorry About the Demon

    ★★★½

  • Causeway

    ★★★½

  • Sick

    ★★★★

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  • Moving On

    Moving On

    ★★★

    ‘Moving On’ Is A Meandering Tale Of Revenge Saved By Its Veteran All-Star Cast

    "As the title suggests, [Paul] Weitz’s screenplay is more about reflecting on the past and finding a way to move on. The film is very plot-driven but would’ve worked better as a more character-driven piece that explores the characters’ joint histories more to strengthen our emotional connection and create more engaging scenes with a better thread-through."

    - Toni Stanger (wescraven)

    Review on Screen Queens

  • Sorry About the Demon

    Sorry About the Demon

    ★★★½

    ‘Sorry About The Demon’ Is An Entertaining And Humourous Horror

    "The only major downside to Sorry About the Demon is the runtime. At 1h44m, the film could’ve benefited from a 10-minute trim to tighten the pace and keep the audience fully invested, as some parts lull. Nevertheless, Emily Hagins’ latest feature is an entertaining and humorous watch."

    - Toni Stanger (wescravn)

    Review on Screen Queens

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  • I'm Thinking of Ending Things

    I'm Thinking of Ending Things

    ★★★★★

    Less is more in this case. The less you know going in, the more you’ll get from I’m Thinking of Ending Things. Avoid spoilers at all costs, it will only add to one of the most fulfilling cinematic experiences of 2020. It’s rare that a movie can floor you in the way that this one does but it presents a masterstroke in what is possible from streaming services now. I’m Thinking of Ending Things is flat out one of the best films that this year has to offer — pandemic or not.

    -Reyna Cervantes
    Review on Screen Queens

  • Palm Springs

    Palm Springs

    ★★★★

    Maybe it’s due to the crushing reality of everything else going on in the world, but the presence of a film like Palm Springs in the rather bleak offering of current releases feels particularly affecting right now. It has a sense of optimism that isn’t suffocating, a take on romance that acknowledges the darker side of human nature without sliding even closely into melodrama. An overdose of hopefulness during “these uncertain times” just becomes dishonest, whereas art that both recognises…