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Reviews

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  Leave Her to Heaven 1945

  

  Bryan Way 🔺️ ★★★★½ 4

  A mesmerizing blend of genres executed with judicious style and anchored by Tierney delivering a singular, spellbinding leading performance. - ▲▲

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  Odds Against Tomorrow 1959

  

  Bryan Way 🔺️ ★★★★

  Couched in what might otherwise have been a forgettable noir, this searing depiction of racism and toxic masculinity packs a power punch. - ▲

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  Aniara 2018

  

  Bryan Way 🔺️ ★★★★

  An elegant, disquieting exploration of existential angst in the depths of space, rendered with emotive passion and striking solemnity. - ▲▲

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  Aniara 2018

  

  Liza deProphetis ★★★½

  it's hard to rate this but I'd say 3.5 or 4. I'd mentioned that i hadn't seen a good science fiction film come out in a bit, and the good…

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  Fiend Without a Face 1958

  

  Bryan Way 🔺️ ★★★½

  The stark violence, hokey science, and gloriously outlandish beasts of this B-grade sci-fi horror film place it among the best of the genre. - ▲▲▲

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  Fiend Without a Face 1958

  

  Bryan Way 🔺️ ★★★½

  The Criterion Collection - Bryan Way's Top 10

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  Fiend Without a Face
  d. Arthur Crabtree

  Say what you will about Armageddon or The Rock, Fiend Without a Face is…

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  Kiss Me Deadly 1955

  

  Bryan Way 🔺️ ★★★★½

  A seedy, drab noir soaked through with a singular nastiness that both fails to prefigure and nearly overshadows its utterly fissile climax. - ▲

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  Kiss Me Deadly 1955

  

  Lisa DeNight ★★★★

  Strange chewy doom laden pulp that leaves quite a residue of nihilism and menace. Fits right into the 2020 sensibility!