Silent as the Grave (2023), A Unique Take On Murder Mysteries and Documentary Filmmaking
Silent as the Grave (2023), a film by Brad Podowski and Dan Gremley, offers a completely fresh take on a
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Nobody Knows (2004), A Beautiful Adaptation of a Real-Life Tragedy
Presenting filial solidarity (or lack thereof) in the face of obstacles is a popular theme in dramas, though it feels
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Jeanne du Barry (2023), A Boring and Pointless Historical Farce
Promotion for Jeanne du Barry (2023) was confusing from the start, as all of the posters and teasers featured the
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Review: Voyagers (2021), It’s Lord of the Flies In Space
I wish I could outdo the title of this review, but it really does summarize everything you need to know
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The Coronating (2023), A Beautiful, Surreal, and Frightening Guilt Trip
It’s no small feat to make a short film look good. Most young filmmakers simply don’t have the budget or
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The Pope’s Exorcist (2023), A Toothless Horror Film With No Clear Direction
I hope that other film viewers stand in solidarity against films with misleading titles. If you’re like me, and you
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Unhuman (2022), An Unrefreshing and Unconvincing Zombie Comedy
In the past, I’ve had a lot to say about the zombie comedy genre. I’m not the only one, either.
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Call Me Chihiro (2023), A Charming Japanese Film With Nowhere to Go
It would be a tad banal to complement Call Me Chihiro for stirring “emotion” in its viewers, as you could
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Sleepaway Camp (1983), The Best Plot Twist In LGBT Horror
When you’ve watched dozens, if not hundreds of 80s horror films, it can be difficult to find something that truly
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The Visitor (1979), A Hidden Gem of Insane 70s Sci-Fi
When you think of the 1970s, you probably think of free love, cults, psychedelic drugs, and maybe Jimmy Carter. Giulio
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House of Darkness (2022), A Long Wait For A Very Brief Payoff
It’s hard to imagine a film with a runtime of just 88 minutes feeling overly long, but House of Darkness
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The Whale (2022), Darren Aronofsky’s Worst Film to Date
I fail to see the logic in Darren Aronofsky’s filmography. He started off his career brilliantly with Pi (1998), a
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Review: Mind Leech (2023), A Fun Slice of Canadian Horror
Canada has put out a handful of memorable horror films over the years, including Cube (1997), Fido (2006), and 7
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Documenting Subjectivity in Kitty Green’s Casting JonBenet
The murder of JonBenet Ramsey was one of the most widely-publicized crimes of the late 20th Century. Despite all of
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Nothing But Trouble (1991), A Complete Dumpster Fire of a Film
If you’ve spent any time perusing the current offerings on streaming services, you know that there are plenty of unequivocally
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Review: And Now the Screaming Starts! (1973)
With a name like And Now the Screaming Starts!, one might expect a familiar, cheap, unambitious, and exploitative film with
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You Won’t Be Alone (2022), A New Perspective On Witch Lore
Witches make for great villains in horror films. From a creepy ballet instructor to a shadowy hermitess in the woods,
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