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A House of Dynamite review – a skilful and timely…
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I Swear review – a well-meaning, overly sentimental biog
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Good Boy review – a pooch perfect ghostly tale
[ad_1] The idiom “you can’t teach an old dog new tricks” has felt especially relevant in regards to horror lately – every hyped film of
Omar and Cedric: If This Ever Gets Weird review –…
[ad_1] Rather than the usual commemorative victory lap that these toadying music doc profiles tend towards, Omar and Cedric: If This Ever Gets Weird opts
Plainclothes review – ninety minutes of flaccid…
[ad_1] Lucas (Tom Blyth) meets Andrew (Russell Tovey) in a bathroom stall, somewhere in New York state, sometime in the 1990s. Lucas is an undercover cop,
Tron: Ares review – plays like a vapid,…
[ad_1] “The ’80s,” gasps Jared Leto (the eponymous Ares) with something approaching the human emotion of reverence. “Classic,” he says during a sequence paying extended homage
The Smashing Machine review – a moving portrait…
[ad_1] Of course there have been inevitable (and not entirely unfair) jokes about The Rock running for an Oscar since The Smashing Machine was announced,
The Smashing Machine review – a moving portrait…
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Him review – not quite a touchdown
[ad_1] An ambitious college football player finds himself drawn into a cult in Justin Tipping’s sports horror. Justin Tipping’s Him wants to be a lot of