Thriller
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Here is the Teaser Trailer for Hope
By Dan Skip Allen South Korean cinema has been some of the most exciting there are the last few decades. With zombie films, gangster movies, and everything in between, including wild horror films. Some amazing directors have been discovered after… Continue reading
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Lord Of The Flies (Series) Review – A Series Based On The Classic Novel Of The Same Name That Is As Relevant Today As When It Was Published Many Years Ago
By Dan Skip Allen When I was in high school in tenth grade, my class read the novel “Lord of the Flies” from author William Golding. Ever since, I’ve always regarded it as a seminal novel for high school kids… Continue reading
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Pretty Lethal Review – Yeah, I Don’t Think So…
By Tyler Banark If you ask me, 87North Productions has taken a dip in quality since 2022’s Bullet Train. I admire the studio for taking on an approach to action filmmaking in which former stuntmen get in the director’s chair.… Continue reading
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The Housemaid Review – Another Contrived, Predictable, And Utterly Rediculous Thriller
There are a lot of films that have come out over the years that have been based on books. Biopics, true stories, and everything in between. Quite a few have been made based on best sellers that readers have been… Continue reading
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The Hand That Rocks The Cradle Review – A New Psychological And Seductive Reimagining Of The Classic Suspense Thriller From The 90s
The Original “The Hand That Rocks the Cradle” came in 1992 and was directed by Curtis Hanson and starred Rebecca De Mornay, Julianne Moore, and Annabella Scioria. It was a pretty big hit for the time as far as these… Continue reading
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The Lost Bus Review – A Gripping Real Life Story That Had Me On The Edge Of My Seat The Entire Time
Paul Greengrass is one of the most underrated great directors that there are today. Yes, everybody who knows his work understands he’s a great director, but he’s not put in the conversation of the greatest directors working today or the… Continue reading
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[TIFF 50] The Man In My Basement Review – A Dramatic Thriller With A Good Message That Doesn’t Get Where It Wants To Go
There is something that is interesting about a one location story that makes it hard to skimp on character or drama. Because of that one location, in this case, an old Colonel House in Sag Harbor, Long Island, New York,… Continue reading
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Trust Review – This Film Didn’t Instill Anything In Me, You Can Believe That
Sophie Turner made a name for herself as Sansa Stark in Game of Thrones and Jean Grey in a couple of the later 20th Century Fox X-Men Films. She’s done a little television since then, but not much else. She… Continue reading
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Americana Review – A Sweetheart Of A Story With Good Performances Across The Board From Hauser, Sweeney, And Halsey
More and more lately, there have been films with chapters or an anthology type story to them. The Life of Chuck was one that had the chapters out of order, Freaky Tales and Weapons are a couple of recent movies… Continue reading
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Relay Review – An Innovative Suspense Thriller With Terrific Performances From Riz Ahmed & Lily James
I like a good thriller. Especially one that deals with a subject matter I haven’t heard of before. That’s the case with Relay, the latest film from director David Mckenzie. I love learning something new from movies. The Tri-State Relay… Continue reading
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