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‘Boorman And The Devil’ Film Review – A Documentary Begging For Our Sympathy With The Devil

Movie revisionism runs on a very simple premise: give a flop enough time, and somebody will eventually decide it was misunderstood. The bombs of yesteryear will be embraced as bold pieces that were ahead of their time. There are many avenues through which revisionism takes place: a key anniversary that …

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‘Barrio Triste’ Film Review: Finding Footage Through Violence

One of the most culturally talked-about moments of 2026 was the Super Bowl Halftime Show performed by Bad Bunny. Despite the political opposition from the far-right groups, who considered his choice as non-American (even if Puerto Rico is a territory of the United States), the fifteen-minute show was a success. …

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Beauty and Beasts Collide in ‘The Difficult Bride’ (Venice 2026 Film Review)

The Difficult Bride is rare on two counts: it is a Bangladeshi film, and its director, Rubaiyat Hossain, is a woman. It is rarer still for being both incredibly supportive and furiously critical of its heroine, who is also both a traditional woman (getting married very young) and a modern …

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‘Resident Evil’ Film Review: A Souless But Not Unenjoyable Videogame Adaptation

Resident Evil is back again. After the Milla Jovovich-led action flicks, a forgettable trip to Raccoon City in 2021, and the disastrous Netflix series, the video game adaptation returns for a more somber and straight-laced outing. The franchise, which spawned over 30 games, follows survivors of a zombie outbreak triggered …

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‘Bloody Tennis’ Film Review: A Disappointing Blood Bath

The director Nikias Chryssos presents in his Bloody Tennis a tale of competitive sports. Sophie (Sandra Guldberg Kampp), an American tennis player, is offered the opportunity to attend a camp in Europe. It is a highly exclusive club, where six players practice at a high level. Mary (Elina Löwensohn) is …

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‘Mother’s Baby’ Film Review: Great Performances Can’t Save Dull Postpartum Drama

The baby horror film hasn’t really evolved since Roman Polanski’s Rosemary’s Baby. While still an influential text for many burgeoning filmmakers – despite Polanski’s persona non grata status within the creative community these days (and for good reason) – they seem only interested in ripping it off or creating their …

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‘The Blood Countess’ Film Review: A Deliciously Empty Treat (Berlinale 2026)

A true Europudding includes plenty of gratuitous nudity and loads of sex, but those are the only things missing from the supremely ridiculous The Blood Countess. This movie is not good, but it is such a stupidly fun good time that you should see it anyway. It is always a …

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‘Exit 8’ Review – Horror Film Reminds Us Why We Need Smaller Stories

The instructions are simple: Do not overlook any anomalies.  If you find an anomaly, turn back immediately.  If you do not find any anomalies, do not turn back.  Go out from Exit 8. The instructions hang on the wall, where all who enter the switchback tunnels of this particular subway …

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