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STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOOut in Theaters: ‘BLOODSUCKING BASTARDS’
If you’re looking for a vaguely enjoyable, thoroughly blood-drenched re-hash of Shaun of the Dead, Bloodsucking Bastards will fit the bill - but is…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSXSW REVIEW: CREATIVE CONTROL
Beyond their aesthetic shine, any great sci-fi speaks not to the future but to the current zeitgeist and Creative Control is no exception. In…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSXSW Review: THE LOOK OF SILENCE
As the agents of genocide repeat "The past is past", the delicacy of Indonesia's current political balance becomes a focal point of fiercely high…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSXSW Review: TURBO KID
In fact, Turbo Kid features so much practical effects-driven gore that on any given day, the crew included a "stunt team, a blood team,…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSundance Review: PEOPLE, PLACES, THINGS
If there's anything holding People, Places, Things back it's how slight it all feels - another solid entry into the increasingly salient category of…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSundance Review: LAST DAYS IN THE DESERT
García delivers some surprisingly compelling, though sleepy, material for a "Jesus in the Desert" art film but his post-screening testaments that this is a…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSundance Review: 99 HOMES
Wheeling into the last act, motivations get fuzzy and a touch overwrought. Dern's final minutes on film are without ample justification as Garfield is…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSundance Review: THE WITCH
When the family snaps under the pressure of internal and external presses, it's anyone's game and you'll want to behold the result. The fact…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSundance Review: A WALK IN THE WOODS
Unabashedly sentimental and overtly geared towards the elderly folks in the audience, the overly tender Kwapis filters his comic sensibility through an aggressively broad…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSXSW Review: CREEP
From his backlit framing to the long, empty, awkward silences that fill the air like smog, Brice plants all the seeds of doubt required…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSundance Review: APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR
Never too standoffish and not afraid to leave things unresolved, Arkhavan has done a fine job her first time out. With her stony guile…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSundance Review: BLUE RUIN
Unexpectedly wonderful, Blue Ruin is the reason why America needs independent cinema. It's the tap on the shoulder the increasingly derivative Hollywood needs, a…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSundance Review: DINOSAUR 13
In the most WTF twist of the year, it takes the rest of the film to really unfold exactly what went down with the…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSundance Review: YOUNG ONES
A riveting series of chapters of once upon a time in the future west, Young Ones spins a unique take on clutching onto one's…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSIFF Review: WISH YOU WERE HERE
Fleet-footed character exploration be damned, this creeping house of cards is parasitically engrossing. From Dave's shell-shocked volatility to Alice's buckling under, the characters are…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSIFF Review: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
Clark Gregg (The Avengers) and Fran Kranz (Cabin in the Woods) help fill out the ensemble and both prove their aptitude to chew the…
STREAMING · PRIME VIDEOSIFF Review: WHAT MAISIE KNEW
In the age of divorce as norm, this is a strikingly close-to-the-bone story that cuts deep into the ethos of modern day child-rearing. It's…
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By: Matt Oakes
Started blogging about film in college when the university paper wouldn’t have him. Dislikes your consensus film Twitter favorites. Devotee of horror movies that make him die a little inside. Catches films at festivals when he can. Proud SFCS and OFCS member and Tomatometer-approved critic. Editor-in-chief of Silver Screen Riot.
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