SUNDANCE 2020: Rebecca Hall Is Next Level Good in the Scariest Ghost Story in Years: ‘THE NIGHT HOUSE’
Sundance 2020 review of horror movie 'The Night House' directed by David Bruckner and starring Rebecca Hall.
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SUNDANCE 2020: Giggly Horror-Comedy ‘SCARE ME’ Finds New Ways to Tell Old Stories
Sundance 2020 review of 'Scare Me' written, directed by, and starring Josh Ruben.
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SUNDANCE 2020: ‘COME AWAY’ Scrambles Its Fantasy Fiction, Fails to Appeal to Both Adults and Kids
Sundance 2020 review of 'Come Away' from director Brenda Chapman and starring David Oyelowo and Angelina Jolie.
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SUNDANCE 2020: Well-Intentioned Slam Poetry Misfire ‘SUMMERTIME’ Has Zero Commercial Appeal
Sundance 2020 review of 'Summertime' from director Carlos López Estrada.
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SIFF ’19: ‘YESTERDAY’ Part Sunny Beatles Musical, Part Terrible Rom-Com
A movie review of 'Yesterday' directed by Danny Boyle and starring Himesh Patel as part of our coverage of the 2019 Seattle International Film Festival.
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SIFF ’19: ‘THE DEATH OF DICK LONG’ A Dicked Up Black Comedy for the Sickos in the Crowd Like Me
A film review of 'The Death of Dick Long' directed Daniel Scheinert as part of our coverage of the 2019 Seattle International Film Festival.
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SIFF ’19: Zom-Com ’THE DEAD DON’T DIE’ Is Stiff Attempt at Satire
A movie review of Jim Jarmusch's 'The Dead Don't Die' starring Adam Driver and Bill Murray as part of our 2019 Seattle International Film Festival coverage.
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SIFF ’19: ‘WILD ROSE’ A Fierce And Ill-Mannered Country Music Come-Up
A review of 'Wild Rose' directed by Tom Harper and starring Jessie Buckley as part of our 2019 Seattle International Film Festival coverage.
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SIFF ’19: ‘THE NIGHTINGALE’ Warbles A Brutal Tale of Colonial Oppression
A film review of 'The Nightingale' written and directed by Jennifer Kent and starring Aisling Franciosi and Baykali Ganambarr as part of our 2019 Seattle International Film Festival coverage.
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SIFF ’19: Deadpan ‘THE ART OF SELF-DEFENSE’ Brilliantly Sharpens Riley Stearn’s Dark Wit
A movie review of 'The Art of Self-Defense' written and directed by Riley Stearns and starring Jesse Eisenberg as part of our 2019 Seattle International Film Festival coverage.