For the longest time, we’ve gotten used to zombies being one of two types: The shambolic, brain-hungry walkers of “Night…
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Nina Conti is a real-life ventriloquist and comedian. In her first narrative feature, she plays a woman who spends almost…
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For Kevin Smith, making “Dogma” was the ultimate expression of his own waning religiosity, filtered through the verbose, irreverent, and…
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Mike Flanagan is no stranger to telling stories about death. However, his latest film is something quite different in how…
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“Why is it the Black man always dies in the first 10 pages?” Luther Stickell, played by Ving Rhames, was…
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Recently restored by the UCLA Film & Television Archive, Marva Nabili’s austere drama “The Sealed Soil,” the earliest extant feature…
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As I was enjoying the breezy delights of the unabashedly sentimental and consistently funny Apple TV+ golf comedy/drama series “Stick,”…
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Bringing together serial killers and sharks—two of the horror genre’s apex predators—in a savage, deliciously executed spectacle, Sean Byrne’s “Dangerous…
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