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Alice Lowe directs and stars as an expecting mother whose unborn child begins instructing her to kill in the new horror film, Prevenge.
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Goran features a strong performance from Franjo Dijak, yet ultimately succumbs to the films pacing issues. Read on for our review.
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Free Fire revolves around two gangs of criminals trapped in a warehouse for a night with nothing but time and bullets on their hands. Read on for our review
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King Kong comes roaring back to the screen as a team attempts to take on the mightiest of beasts in his latest reinvention, Kong: Skull Island.
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Ghosts of Darkness follows a pair of ghostbusters as they attempt to uncover the secrets of a haunted mansion. Read on for our spoiler-free review.
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Taking his final bow as Marvel's Wolverine, Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart deliver powerhouse performances in James Mangold's Logan.
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Listen to our latest podcast as we discuss Oscars 2017 - from the winners, to who should have won, to modern updates - as well as Get Out and Bill Paxton.
Read More »‘Get Out’ Is A Fantastic Suspense Thriller | Film Review
Get Out is Jordan Peele's foray into suspense as a young man meets his girlfriend's family for the first time, only to learn a horrible secret.
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Dying Laughing presents interviews with numerous stand-up comics discussing the trials and tribulations of life in their chosen profession.
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Charlie Day stars as a teacher who betrays Ice Cube, resulting in an after-school Fist Fight. Read on for our spoiler-free review.
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The Great Wall stars Matt Damon in Yimou Zhang's latest about gigantic beasts attacking swarms of armies at China's most famous location.
Read More »‘Fifty Shades Darker’ Is An Improvement Over The First Film, It’s Just Not Made For Me | Film Review
Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan return to the roles of Ana and Christian in Fifty Shades Darker, which follows their evolving relationship.
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Bornless Ones revisits the horror trope of demons plaguing a remote cabin in the woods, but does it add anything to the genre?
Read More »‘John Wick: Chapter Two’ Showcases Keanu Reeves At His Best | Film Review
John Wick: Chapter Two builds gloriously off the first film as Keanu Reeves once again dominates the screen. Read on for our spoiler-free review.
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