‘The Curse of the Weeping Woman’ (La Llorona) MOVIE REVIEW: A Lightweight, Predictable ‘Conjuring’ Universe Entry
Music and sound design should complement scares and tension – not be the source of it.
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‘Burning’ MOVIE REVIEW: Unforgettable South Korean Film Demands Your Attention
Measured and deliberate, this one gets inside your head and refuses to budge.
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‘Love, Death and Robots’ REVIEW: Netflix Animated Anthology Series a Must for Sci-Fi and Horror Fans
A standout collection of works, rich in both storytelling and visual ingenuity.
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‘Velvet Buzzsaw’ MOVIE REVIEW: Netflix’s Art Horror-Satire is Disappointingly Basic
Had all the hallmarks of being something quite interesting; is almost immediately forgettable.
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‘Polar’ MOVIE REVIEW: Netflix’s Mads Mikkelsen Actioner is a Tone-Deaf Mix of Crass and Gore
Doesn’t know whether to make you laugh or scream, so it tries, and fails, at both.
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‘Witchfinder General’ (aka ‘The Conqueror Worm’): The 1968 Shocker Still Packs a Wallop
It hates everything. It hates you. It is a movie that revels in its own cynicism.
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‘Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle’ MOVIE REVIEW: Andy Serkis’ Dark ‘Jungle Book’ is a Tonal Oddity
Strives to make things different, but its dark elements simply don’t mesh well…
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‘Climax’ MOVIE REVIEW: Gaspar Noé Delivers an Anticlimactic Drug Trip
The latest controversial feature from Gaspar Noé (Irreversible, Enter the Void, Love) proves to be too insubstantial.
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