Good Night (Buenas Noches) is a movie you can watch and rewatch with as many friends as possible because it is that good. Set in Argentina, the movie follows Laura (Rebeca Rossato) after arriving from Brazil to take care of some family matters. Unfortunately, after some miscommunication, she is forced to find alternative arrangements for […]
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I got a chance to check out M3GAN 2.0 a few days early at a Regal Cinema! I enjoyed the first movie (preferring the unrated version) and thought that the concept was fun. M3GAN would have been perfectly fine as a one-off movie, so when the sequel was announced, I had questions. Which direction was
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If you were a kid in the late 90s and early 2000s, the opening scene of 28 Years Later will spark some memories for you. I’m sure I’m not the only one who debated with their friends which Teletubby was the best one in the group (it was Tinky Winky). Danny Boyle and Alex Garland
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The Only Ones begins and ends with lots of bloodshed, and I’m here to tell you I’m all for it. Written and directed by Jordan Miller, The Only Ones has found a way to bring on the practical effects of so much death into a blood-friendly flick without offending or becoming overly saturated with comical nonsense.
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Everyone knows that making a movie is hard. However, it’s even harder when sinister forces begin to interfere, like in this new horror mockumentary, Found Footage: The Making of the Patterson Project. The film follows Chase (Brennan Keel Cook), who wants to make a movie about Bigfoot. Along for the ride are his girlfriend Natalie
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Mike Flanagan takes a step into the world of fantasy with his latest Stephen King adaptation, The Life of Chuck. Unlike anything he has done before, the film takes us backward through Chuck Krantz’s (Tom Hiddleston/Jacob Tremblay/Benjamin Pajak) life in the form of three acts, beginning with Act Three. With a stacked cast from Chiwetel
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One of my favorite things about the Overlook Film Festival is the selection of international titles presented by Mubi. Last year’s offerings included instant Korean horror favorites like Sleep and Exhuma. So, I was eager to see what nightmare fuel the fest would be serving us this year. Overlook didn’t disappoint as they introduced us
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I am no stranger to shark movies. From Jaws to Sharknado, I have seen many sharp-toothed and finned antagonists. Usually, shark movies follow a killer shark that is somehow more vicious than its peers. Jaws (a classic!) is a great model of this. There are examples of humans altering the animal’s brain and causing chaos (like
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I was invited to check out Bring Her Back, and it ripped my edges from my scalp. A24 movies can be a mixed bag. You could see something like Hereditary or something strange like Lamb. While I went in blind, I had high expectations from the Phillipou brothers after seeing Talk To Me (2023). Plus,
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We’re back in Shadyside, but this time we’re in 1988, gearing up for the event of the year: the Shadyside High School Prom. Based on the book by beloved horror author R.L. Stine, Fear Street: Prom Queen is Netflix’s fourth entry in their Fear Street series. Leigh Janiak’s 2021 trilogy was released one week after
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