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The one where we review Resident Evil and Is God Is (opens the original)
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Directed by Zach Cregger, Resident Evil strips away years of cinematic bloat to deliver a pure, pulse-pounding survival horror experience. The film follows Bryan (Austin Abrams), an unassuming medical courier who takes on one last delivery to Raccoon General Hospital on a fateful, snowy night. Unwittingly thrust right into the periphery of the infamous Raccoon City outbreak, Bryan has to navigate a living nightmare of mutated horrors armed with very little survival instinct and a whole lot of pa
The one where we review Pressure and Fall 2 (opens the original)
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Directed by Anthony Mars and based on David Haig’s acclaimed stage play, Pressure is a tense, sober World War II drama focusing on the harrowing 72 hours leading up to D-Day. Andrew Scott stars as Group Captain James Stagg, the chief meteorological officer who must lock horns with US meteorologist Irving Krick (Chris Messina) while advising General Dwight D. Eisenhower (Brendan Fraser) on whether to launch the largest amphibious invasion in history amidst violently shifting weather patterns. Fun
The one where we review The Death of Robin Hood and Leviticus (opens the original)
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Directed by Michael Sarnoski, The Death of Robin Hood completely strips away the traditional merry-men pageantry to deliver a raw, grounded, and ultraviolent revisionist drama. Starring Hugh Jackman as an aged, battle-weary outlaw living in self-imposed exile, the film follows a broken Robin who is forced to reckon with the bloody reality of his past when he takes refuge in a remote priory. Fun Flix Fact: Jodie Comer, who stars as the steadfast Sister Brigid nursing Robin back to health, heavily
The one where we review The Dog Stars, Insidious: Into The Further, and Mutiny (opens the original)
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Directed by Ridley Scott and adapted from Peter Heller’s acclaimed novel, The Dog Stars takes us to a desolate Colorado in 2035. Jacob Elordi stars as Hig, a civilian pilot living on an abandoned airstrip with a survivalist ex-Marine named Bangley (Josh Brolin). When a stray radio transmission sparks a glimmer of hope beyond their fenced-in reality, Hig risks everything to fly out into the unknown. Fun Flix Fact: Ridley Scott shot much of the film's sweeping exterior sequences on location in Ita
The one where we review The End of Oak Street and The Last House (opens the original)
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Directed by David Robert Mitchell, The End Of Oak Street is a gripping, high-concept sci-fi thriller. When a mysterious cosmic event rips a suburban neighbourhood out of 1982 and transports it straight into prehistoric times, a family led by Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor must set aside their marital strains to protect their children from prehistoric predators. Fun Flix Fact: Fun Flix Fact: Director David Robert Mitchell spent months working with paleontological consultants to ensure the dinosa
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