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October 22, 2023 · by Sara Ciplickas

“Killers of the Flower Moon” Review: The Inevitably White Perspective on The Osage

After watching a film, I rarely find myself in dissonance, feeling as though the filmmaker and story do not match. In my heart, I know that M...

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October 21, 2023

“Queen of New York” Review: Bringing a New Voice to Politics

One of the main points of conversation that often arises in politics is the lack of diversity in the government that represents us and claims...

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October 16, 2023

“National Anthem” Review: Exploring the World of Queer Americana

The world of vivid Americana and the sweeping Wild West landscape have long been used as a backdrop for stories critiquing the underbelly of ...

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October 13, 2023

“Maestro” Review: Bradley Cooper Conducts His Heart Out With Sophomore Outing

When a new filmmaker emerges with their debut feature, an exciting feeling begins to blossom. The interest that may not have been there prior...

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October 13, 2023

"Monster" Review: When the Lies We Tell Unravel into Turmoil

​​Many people tell lies of different kinds. Some tell them to escape scrutiny. Some tell them because it makes getting through the day a litt...

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October 12, 2023 · by Sara Ciplickas

“Reptile” Review: Singer’s First Thriller Lands Average Thrills

Grant Singer is best known as an American music video director. Still, his latest (and first) thriller, Reptile, caught my attention after be...

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October 10, 2023

"Totally Killer" Review: Time-Travel Horror Slashes Its Way Through Mediocrity

The direction the horror genre has taken over the last decade, in line with Hollywood’s recent obsession with reviving past franchises (or at...

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October 10, 2023 · by Anjani Chadha

"In No Sence" Review: Pushing the Boundaries of Experimental Filmmaking

I came across Pina Bausch by chance on Instagram sometime last year. A random art page had posted a clip of Bausch’s 1975 work ‘The Rite of S...

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October 9, 2023 · by Amritpal Rai

Review: "The Exorcist: Believer" Circles The Drain of Sequel Hell

Horror legacy sequels are all the rage since David Gordon Green broke the bank with his trilogy of Halloween sequels that erased the timeline...

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September 30, 2023 · by Evan Miller

"The Creator" Review: An Achievement of Science Fiction Worldbuilding

One can only think of a genre that has its finger on the pulse of society more consistently than science fiction. The genre primarily exists ...

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September 29, 2023 · by Carson Burton

"The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar" Review: A Singular Adaptation as Unique as It Is Faithful

Wes Anderson is one of the few filmmakers whose name alone is enough to sell whatever sort of passion project his mind can conjure. With The ...

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September 26, 2023 · by Carson Burton

"Expend4bles" Review: No Amount of Bullets or Brawn Can Save This Movie from Being Expendable

The Expendables franchise knows exactly what it is, and a certain sense of fun harmlessness that pervades the franchise’s installments. The f...

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