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Hit Man – Review

Glen Powell, who initially approached Linklater about the film and who has a co-writing credit, takes what might otherwise be a believable film and elevates it to a point worthy of the “somewhat based on a true story” thing that audiences eat up.

adria arjona, Glen Powell, hit man, richard linklater, skip hollandsworth

The Watchers – Review

The Watchers is a bit of a mess but it’s an interesting one.

abel korzeniowski, Dakota Fanning, georgina campbell, ishana night shyamalan, john lynch, m night shyamalan, oliver finnegan, Olwen Fouéré, the watchers

In a Violent Nature – Review

The character never feels like one that would just stop and listen so he can get some minor development for the youth in. Johnny’s here to kill and the very structure of the film is undone by how these moments play out.

chris nash, in a violent nature, ry barrett, slasher

Abigail – Review

You probably shouldn’t hold every tiny dancer closer. The latest film from the Radio Silence team (Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett)…

Abigail, Angus Cloud, dan stevens, giancarlo esposito, kathryn newton, Kevin Durand, matt bettinelli-olpin, melissa barrera, radio silence, tyler gillett, Will Catlett

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga – Review

Miller’s Furiosa is a force to be reckoned with; her tale one that must be seen to be believed. Turns out he still had it in him to make it epic.

anya taylor-joy, chris hemsworth, doug mitchell, furiosa, George Miller, guy norris, John howard, Junkie XL, lachy hulme, lee perry, Mad Max, nico lathouris, peter stephens, simon dugan, Tom Burke, Tom Holkenberg

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes – Review

I’m quite pleased with what we’ve been gifted, even if I have some very big questions about this world.

andy serkis, Freya Allan, John Paesano, Kevin Durand, Owen Teague, Peter Macon, Wes Ball, WETA FX, William H. Macy

Monkey Man – Review

A pretty great debut, one that won’t go down as any sort of forgotten masterpiece but a fascinating film all the same.

ashwini kalsekar, dev patel, makarand deshpande, monkey man, pitobash tripothy, sharlto copley, sikandar kher, vipin sharma

Challengers – Review

It does not hurt that Luca cast Zendaya as one of the three leads. It’s her world right now, we’re just living in it.

Atticus Ross, challengers, josh o'connor, luca Guadagnino, Mike Faist, sayombhu mukdeeprom, Trent Reznor, Zendaya

Love Lies Bleeding – Review

Some films just seem to insane and wonderful to exist. Rose Glass has unleashed her second feature-length film, Love Lies…

Clint Mansell, ed harris, katy o'brian, kristin stewart, love lies bleeding, Rose Glass

Out of Darkness – Review

I’m not gonna lie, I had never considered that a Stone-Age-set horror movie could exist. I live with the memory…

Amo Luening, Andrew Cumming, Chuku Modu, Iola Evans, Kit Young, Out of Darkness, Safia Oakley-Green

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