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Family Review: Atmospheric Horror Warps Reality (opens the original)
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It’s kind of hard to make an original supernatural or paranormal movie these days. Between haunted houses and possessions, most ideas have been beaten into the ground. And while horror newcomer Benjamin Finkel’s Family may not be entirely original, it’s not something that’s seen every day, either. Family is about a young girl named Johanna (Lucinda Lee Dawson Gray from Fleishman Is In Trouble) who is moved to a rural home in order for her and her mother (The Little Stranger’s Ruth Wilson) to car
Resident Evil Review: Zach Creggerâs Horror-Comedy Reboot Delivers Thrills and Laughs (opens the original)
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Between its eight live action movies and four anime films, Resident Evil stands as the most cinematically adapted video game franchise in history. There was even an unrealized entry that had George A. Romero attached to write and direct. The last film came in 2021 with Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City, a reboot of sorts for the series. And now, theyâre hitting the reset button again with another reboot, this one simply titled Resident Evil. Resident Evil is about a medical courier named
Onslaught Review: A24's Violent Super-Soldier Slasher Packs a Political Punch (opens the original)
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Back in 2019, filmmaker Craig Zobel’s The Hunt made headlines when conservative pundits claimed that the film targeted right-wing politics. The film’s release was eventually pushed back six months due to concern over recent (at the time) mass shootings. Even though the conservative characters were, in fact, the heroes of the film, Republicans felt persecuted, even before anyone had even seen the movie. A24’s new movie, Onslaught, may have a similar effect with conservatives. Although, this time,
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma Review (opens the original)
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Modern auteur Jane Schoenbrun’s movies always seem to deal with her characters’ obsessions with media. We’re All Going to the World’s Fair tackled internet challenges. I Saw the TV Glow went after a lost television show. And the cycle continues with her newest Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma. Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma is about a legendary horror franchise called Camp Miasma that is, essentially, the universe’s Friday the 13th. It’s as successful and it is inconsistent, with seemi
Tony Review: Dominic Sessa Leads Flawed Anthony Bourdain Biopic (opens the original)
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If you ask any chef to name the person who inspired them to become a chef, more often than not they’ll say Anthony Bourdain. So, it’s about time for a movie about what inspired the influential foodie and writer to become a chef himself. And that’s what we get with Tony. Set in 1975, Tony stars Dominic Sessa (The Holdovers) as the 19-year-old Anthony Bourdain, aka Tony, a creative writing student at Vassar who, after losing out on a writing fellowship, follows a girl he likes named Nancy (Emilia
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