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CHOOSE OR DIE (2022) puts a horror spin on a classic choose your own adventure narrative
Choose or Die is a horror thriller that hits the ground running with an inventive concept, putting a horror spin … More
THE ADAM PROJECT (2022) is a fun sci-fi adventure with great comedic performances
Ryan Reynolds and director Shaun Levy team up for a sci-fi adventure packed with joyful action, consistent laughs and heartfelt … More
TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE (2022) proves why the franchise needs to be put to bed, for good
Leatherface returns for a 9th (and hopefully final) time in Texas Chainsaw Massacre, a direct sequel to the original 1974 … More
THE WOMAN IN THE HOUSE ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE GIRL IN THE WINDOW becomes the subject of its own jokes
If the unnecessarily long and on-the-nose title didn’t make it obvious enough, The Woman in the House is a satire … More
ARCHIVE 81 expertly blends mystery, thrills and supernatural chills
Born from a horror podcast of the same name, Archive 81 is a spine-tingling mystery thriller with a hint of … More
DON’T LOOK UP (2021) is a double dose of in-your-face satire
From writer/director Adam McKay comes Don’t Look Up, a sociopolitical satire packed full of heavy-handed messages and commentary on the … More
LOST IN SPACE says an emotional farewell with its best season yet!
In its third and final season, Lost in Space puts everything on the line, exhibiting the biggest action sequences, deepest … More
Sandra Bullock’s gruelling performance makes THE UNFORGIVABLE (2021) unforgettable!
Boasting an all-star cast, The Unforgivable follows Ruth Slater (Sandra Bullock), a woman released from prison after serving time for … More
TICK, TICK… BOOM! (2021) fails to make an impact beyond Andrew Garfield’s stellar performance
In his feature film directorial debut, Lin-Manuel Miranda has bought Jonathan Larson’s autobiographical stage musical, Tick, Tick… Boom!, to the … More
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