The Nightingale ★★★½
The last we had seen from Australian filmmaker Jennifer Kent was the 2014 horror sensation, The Babadook. After its success,Continue Reading
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Night Hunter ½
It has been almost a year since Night Hunter (or Nomis, as it was previously titled) premiered at the 2018Continue Reading
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark ★★½
Kids these days aren’t scared enough. That’s the overwhelming consensus taken from director André Øvredal’s big-screen adaptation of Alvin Schwartz’sContinue Reading
Drive Me Home ★★★
The road trip movie seems to be a staple in the indie film world, and it is easy to understandContinue Reading
Leto ★★★★
Leto is a delicate portrayal of a little known period in music history- 1980’s Leningrad, Russia- unfortunate enough to be released inContinue Reading
Honeyland ★★★
Honeyland follows Hatidze Muratova, a beekeeper in remote North Macedonia, as she manages to scrape together a modest living doingContinue Reading
Luce ★★★
Luce Edgar (Kelvin Harrison Jr.) is the adopted son of Amy and Peter Edgar (Naomi Watts and Tim Roth). WeContinue Reading
Socrates ★★½
Italian neorealism and the French New Wave have made a long-lasting impression on worldwide cinema. The influence of these erasContinue Reading
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood ★★★★
When news broke out that Quentin Tarantino’s ninth feature film would tackle the 1969 Sharon Tate murders committed by theContinue Reading
The Art of Self-Defense ★½
From the classical heroes of Greek myths to the archetypal western protagonist, there has always been a predominant concept ofContinue Reading
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