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Review | OPHELIA
Reminiscent of a child flatly stating "I told you so!", the final coda of Ophelia feels as if it's delivered from up on a pedestal, speaking down to all of us who perhaps needed a lesson or two. Now, I don't mean the climax,
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Review | WEREWOLF NINJA PHILOSOPHER
You don't go into a movie called Werewolf Ninja Philosopher expecting... well, with any expectations, really. It's almost an uncharted territory kind of thing, where even the trailer and synopsis doesn't (and shouldn't) prepare you for the viewing you'll be
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Review | SUMMER OF 84
From the team that brought us the very inspired, gruesome and romantic Turbo Kid, comes a more direct romp into 80s era horror, Summer of 84. When considering their previous sci-fi-ish post-apocalyptic adventure of arrested development into superheroism, you shouldn't forget the love present - and not just
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Review | BLINDSPOTTING
In America's not too distant future, former economically depressed cities and neighborhoods will be lined with (white) Airbnb's, (white) liberal cafe's and (white) people crowdfunding startups. In this future-scape, gentrification won't be a thing but a chicken wing; locals moving down the
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Review | 24 FRAMES
It's a personal shame of mine that I've taken so long to watch an Abbas Kiarostami film. Some of his movies are in my Fandor queue and I've read nothing but glowing recommendations from others. Blame the over-saturation of available media or blame my
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Review | THEY REMAIN
Truly "Lovecraftian" cinema - movies which express the tone and atmosphere of H.P. Lovecraft's cosmic horror work - can be difficult to find at their most effective and evocative. Unkown unknowns (things we don't know that we don't know) don'