Anna Faris, Toni Collette Are a Stellar Comedy Duo
Some of the best comedies are the ones that feature genuinely horrible people. Think how It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia centers on a cast of characters that create chaos and absurdity through their own despicable nature. While certainly less committed…
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Thorpe Park Fright Nights 2022 Review: Merlin’s Halloween Gem
Voted the best Halloween event at this year’s UK Theme Park Awards could Thorpe Park Fright Nights 2022 keep the winning streak going in 2022? We rank them from best to worst during our recent visit and bring you this…
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Nani Ma | Film Threat
Nani Ma, written and directed by Subashish Panigrahi, is about Masamoni Panigrahi. She was a well-regarded storyteller in Balasore, a northern county in India. A resident of the village of Orisha, Panigrahi was affectionately known as Nani Ma, which roughly…
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The Mean One | The Movie Blog
As a kid, Cindy You-Know-Who’s mother was murdered by a monster dressed as Santa Claus. All grown up now, her therapist recommends she goes back to her childhood home in Newville to face her past trauma. Not long after her…
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Avatar: The Way of Water Review
For almost 13 years, people have been wondering when Avatar 2 is coming and if the first film was worthy of its record-breaking box office. As someone who still thinks highly of the 2009 blockbuster, I’m happy to say that…
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Ewan McGregor And Ethan Hawke Funeral Dramedy Is Sam Shepard-Lite [TIFF]
Arriving at an isolated cabin late at night, Raymond (Ewan McGregor) hasn’t spoken to his half-brother Ray (Ethan Hawke) for many years. Slightly estranged but forever entwined due to their shared parentage, the brothers reconnect as they make an uneasy…
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LGBTQ+ Romantic Comedy Goes Mainstream (& Does it Better)
Bros was helmed by noted comedy filmmaker Nicholas Stoller, who previously directed Forgetting Sarah Marshall, the Neighbors films, and The Five-Year Engagement, along with writing and/or producing credits on Trainwreck, The Muppets, and Undeclared, among others. Stoller partnered with Eichner…
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Daniel Radcliffe Parodies the Biopic
This review was originally part of our coverage for the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival. Fifteen years after Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story, musical biopics still haven’t learned their lesson, and if films like Bohemian Rhapsody and this year’s…
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Doc Looks at Michael Giacchino’s MCU Debut
Just before Halloween, Michael Giacchino took the Marvel Cinematic Universe by storm with his hair-raisingly fun and refreshingly new approach to the superhero franchise. Werewolf by Night was met with high praise from audiences and critics alike who welcomed his…
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Scare City Experience Review: Atmospheric and Immersive
Thanks to Park N Party for inviting us down to bring you this Scare City Experience review. Located at Camelot Theme Park this Halloween is Scare City, a 2km trail as guests make their way through numerous themed zones, a…
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Bones and All | Film Threat
Kathryn Bigelow’s 1987 Near Dark is a little gem of a vampire flick that I’d venture to say not nearly enough people have seen. Director Luca Guadagnino’s Bones and All, with a screenplay by David Kajganich, based on a novel of the same…
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Causeway Review – Healing With Trauma
Causeway is a movie about trauma and healing. Jennifer Lawrence‘s Lynsee has suffered a brain injury and Bryan Tyree Henry‘s James suffers from the loss of family. The film centers on these two sharing moments and their performances flow through…
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