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- By Loron Hays
The woman in the center of the camera’s frame has just made a decision. She is going to return the money she stole. Satisfied, she picots away from the desk and walks into the bathroom. It is a clean, white place. The bathrooms in Alfred Hitchcock’s movies are ...
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“Tradition. Without it, we are nothing,” suggests Sheriff Burnside (Gary Sturm) as he stands in front of his ragged townsfolk, delivering words he’s not had to change in over a decade. And they nod with approval. A man is nothing without deed to back up his words and ...
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As stylish and dirty as it is devilishly witty, the biting satire American Made takes an unbelievably insane event, mixes in equal parts deft direction and imaginative storytelling – with a healthy dose of Tom Cruise at his best – to make one of the season’s most surprisingly ...
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With the women’s lib movement, the Roe v. Wade ruling, the passage of Title IX, and Congressional ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment roiling in the background of 1973, a different event managed to step forward and garner the bulk of the American public’s (and world’s) attention ...
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The white wedding dress. The fake eyelashes. The suffocating mother. The orchestra. And the guests. All those guests and they are waiting – expecting even – a beautiful, flower-lined ceremony featuring a union between a bride and a groom. But that’s not going to happen. Even ...
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Drugs are bad, mkay? Especially when your particular drug of choice (and in the case of this movie it’s meth) causes a severe hallucination in which you mistake a bunch of teenagers for invading aliens and then go about picking them off of your pot farm one by one. Damn, stupid meddling ...
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What’s the worst thing that could happen to a young student attending college in today’s social media-soaked world? A failing grade? Sleeping through an important exam? How about attending class in underwear? If we’re to buy what Friend Request is selling, the ...
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The biggest battle in Michael Cuesta’s action thriller American Assassin doesn’t come from its jingoistic statements about America’s populist fight against terrorism. Nor do any of the film’s numerous hand-to-hand combat pieces or budget-busting CGI sequences particularly represent its ...
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Maybe it’s the binge watching I’ve done of Twin Peaks: The Return recently. Maybe it’s the anxiety I have of driving at night. Regardless of the why, there is a smooth seduction to the beginning of Rememory which reminds me of just how powerful headlights slicing ...
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Directed by Rich Ragsdale and shot on location by Pierluigi Malavasi, Ghost House will win over its audience through the use of its creepy visuals alone. The sight of a skeletonized finger plunging into the open mouth of Scout Taylor-Compton (from Rob Zombie’s Halloween series) ...
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