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Let’s Scare Julie

December 22, 2020
With a little more focus and characters worth caring about, the scaring of Julie could have translated as a memorable one for audiences too. 
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by Sean Burton
 
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Murder Me, Monster

November 30, 2020
I couldn't make heads or razor-sharp toothed tails of it, but Murder Me, Monster is commendable for just how weird it truly is while still maintaining some semblance of narrative.
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by Sean Burton
 
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Possessor

November 28, 2020
Editor's Pick
Brandon proves the rotten fruit doesn't fall too far from the Cronenberg tree in Possessor, a sinister and upsetting sci-fi reserved for the strong of gut.
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by Sean Burton

 
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Les Misérables (2020)

November 21, 2020
Les Misérables is a promising debut from an exciting talent, and it feels like a very important film for France right now.
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by Matthew Singleton
 
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Concrete Plans

November 21, 2020
Concrete Plans is a moody thriller which benefits from taking its time to set its characters traits in stone before delivering a sledgehammer of a finale that will have you questioning what you would do in their Size 10 Steel toe-capped boots. 
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by Sean Burton
 
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Blind

November 16, 2020
If extended scenes of watching a woman meandering around her fancy house while an uninspired masked figure lurks out of focus in the background is your idea of a good time, then by all means, Blind will be a blast for you.
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by Sean Burton

 
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Tailgate

October 26, 2020
With one of the most menacing screen villains of 2020 in the form of evil Ed and a breathless non-stop pace, Tailgate is one thriller you shouldn't let pass you by.
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by Sean Burton
 
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She Dies Tomorrow

August 21, 2020
Editor's Pick
She Dies Tomorrow confronts the concept of existential dread with blunt force honesty and confidence in a maddeningly nonconformist way to ensure it will live on in the minds of those who let it in long after the credits - and subsequent anxiety attack - hit.
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by Sean Burton
 
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Spree

August 16, 2020
An excruciating and shallow experience to sit through, Spree is about as bad as they come. It's a sustained period of unrestrained misery.
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by Oliver Woodings

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