Reviews

Focused, long-form reviews.

Thoroughbreds [2017]
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Thoroughbreds [2017]

A satire that elevates the genre rather than falling instep with other, forgettable affairs.

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Mandy [2018]
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Mandy [2018]

A visual treat, Mandy either will or won’t be your cup of tea.

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Elvis [2022]
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Elvis [2022]

A great ride that will be remembered by fans for a long time to come.

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Prey [2022]
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Prey [2022]

Decent, but still better than anything that’s come before it; Prey makes a meal of its runtime.

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Lapsis [2020]
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Lapsis [2020]

This mostly excellent scifi-satire showcases a rising talent that just needs a little guidance.

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Watcher [2022]
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Watcher [2022]

A lot to say, Watcher forgets to take off before it runs out of tarmac.

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Border [2018]
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Border [2018]

A very unique take on the “finding yourself” narrative and one definitely worth your time.

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CODA [2021]
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CODA [2021]

Almost exquisite, CODA forgets that not all stories have to be told in the most boring way possible.

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The Rental [2020]
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The Rental [2020]

A great entry into the home-invasion genre, you should double check your locks before starting this.

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