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8 Neo-Western Masterpieces To Rival No Country For Old Men (opens the original)
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No Country for Old Men can make a motel hallway, a gas station counter, or a stretch of empty Texas road feel more dangerous than most movies manage with a full-blown shootout. The violence comes fast, Anton Chigurh never seems far behind, and Sheriff Ed Tom Bell spends much of the story realizing that the world he knows is changing faster than he can keep up. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You also agree to receive our newsletters; you can unsubscribe
Why Anne Hathaway's Verity is the Kind of Erotic Thriller Hollywood Stopped (opens the original)
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Verity would have had plenty of company in the 1990s. Back then, a thriller with mainstream stars, an affair, and good reason to distrust all characters involved was a familiar prospect at the box office. Fatal Attraction and Basic Instinct made enormous hits out of people letting desire wreck their judgment. You could see the bad decisions coming and still want to watch them happen. Today, putting Anne Hathaway, Dakota Johnson, and Josh Hartnett in that kind of movie feels considerably less run
10 Best Tom Cruise Characters Who Aren’t Ethan Hunt, Ranked (opens the original)
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Ethan Hunt has survived so many impossible situations over the years that trusting the Tom Cruise character to overcome increasingly dire odds has become part of the fun. Whatever goes wrong, you expect him to find a way out. But Cruise has also spent much of his career playing men you wouldn’t trust at all, and he can be just as entertaining when a character’s biggest problem is himself. Give him someone selfish, insecure, or convinced he’s the smartest person in the room, and there’s plenty to
Primetime Turns To Catch A Predator Into A Horror Movie With A Disturbing Real-Life Connection (opens the original)
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Warning: Major Spoilers for Primetime.A man approaches a house where everyone is waiting for him, though he cannot see a single one of them. There are hidden cameras in the rooms, a decoy at the door, and Chris Hansen ready to emerge with printed copies of the man’s messages. On To Catch a Predator, the tension breaks when Hansen steps out and the man realizes he has been caught. In Primetime, that moment brings little relief. The crew still has to prepare the house for the next knock. By creati
After 44 Years Flirting With Horror, DC's R-Rated Batman Spinoff Finally Goes All-In (opens the original)
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DC has been borrowing from horror for decades without ever fully handing one of its major movies over to the genre. Back in 1982, Wes Craven's Swamp Thing was basically a monster movie. Tim Burton transported Batman to a gothic world, Constantine filled Los Angeles with demons and possession, and The Suicide Squad pushed mutation and gore further than most superhero movies would dare. But horror is more than creepy imagery or a few grotesque scenes. It is about making fear, dread, and loss of co
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