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Rebirth (Tribeca Review)
C.J. Prince | April 17, 2016A strong ensemble cast helps offset the copycat nature of this psychological thriller.
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Pandemic
Byron Bixler | March 28, 2016Aside from a neat visual gimmick, 'Pandemic' is a dull, schlocky affair.
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10 Cloverfield Lane
Bernard Boo | March 10, 2016Follows not one of its predecessor's footsteps, to great success. A high-intensity, streamlined, claustrophobic thriller.
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Emelie
Michael Nazarewycz | March 2, 2016A parents' night out turns into a nightmare for their kids in this taut, psycho-sitter thriller.
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Aaron Paul Talks ‘Triple 9,’ Brotherly Bond With Norman Reedus
Bernard Boo | February 26, 2016Perhaps for the entirety of his career, Aaron Paul will be tied to the iconic role of Breaking...
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Everlasting
Pavi Ramani | February 24, 2016Stunning cinematography and solid performances are enough to underscore some of the shortcomings.
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If There’s a Hell Below (Slamdance Review)
C.J. Prince | January 25, 2016An intense and skillfully realized debut, 'If There's a Hell Below' is one impressive thriller.
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Martyrs
C.J. Prince | January 19, 2016A remake whose irrelevance dominates every frame.
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Intruders
Michael Nazarewycz | January 15, 2016Intruders contains a wicked twist, but proves to be more of a gimmick bookended by cliche before it...
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The Hateful Eight
Cameron Morewood | December 23, 2015Tarantino's darkest feature provides a vulgar sense of optimism underneath its unflinching cruelty.
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The Lady in the Car with Glasses and a Gun
Blair Hoyle | December 18, 2015Joann Sfar's polarizing neo-noir contains a sharp sense of style and a paper thin storyline.
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EUFF 2015: The Keeper of Lost Causes
Blair Hoyle | November 20, 2015A few subversive tweaks to an old formula should make this film enjoyable for mystery fans.
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Dukhtar
Ryan Smith | November 5, 2015Boasting lush visuals, a thrilling story, and an urgent message, Afia Nathaniel's assured debut is a remarkable experience.
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Theeb
Cameron Morewood | November 5, 2015A clear-cut yet culturally rich survival tale, 'Theeb' is an assured and sharply focused debut.
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The Keeping Room
Ryan Smith | October 27, 2015Great performances can't save this lackluster western from constant frustration.