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‘Sinners’ Review: Ryan Coogler’s Vampire Epic Bleeds with Soul
There’s something ancient in the bones of Sinners, Ryan Coogler’s staggering new horror film, something as old as the cotton…
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‘On Becoming a Guinea Fowl’ Review: A Scream Against Generational Silence
A surreal, haunting, and darkly funny exploration of grief, silence, and the courage it takes to break tradition. Rungano Nyoni’s…
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‘The Rule of Jenny Pen’ Review: Elder Horror at Its Most Unsettling
The Rule of Jenny Pen is a quietly terrifying tale about control, cruelty, and the monstrous potential of unchecked power,…
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Review: ‘Death of a Unicorn’ Is a Blood-Soaked Mythological Farce Worth Rooting For
In Death of a Unicorn, debut filmmaker Alex Scharfman throws caution, subtlety, and unicorn lore to the wind for a…
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Review: ‘Dope Thief’ is an Intense, Graphic, Well-acted Thriller
*** Caution: Spoilers ahead*** Whenever my wife and I watch something as gritty and intense as “Dope Thief,” we try…
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Builders Ball 2025: Hollywood Stars Unite for Habitat LA’s Vision of Home and Hope
The 2025 Los Angeles Builders Ball was held at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, on Thursday, March 20, uniting leaders from…
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Review: ‘Bloody Axe Wound’ Swings Wildly but Hits Just Enough
In Bloody Axe Wound, director Matthew John Lawrence and producer Jeffrey Dean Morgan attempt to stitch together a blood-soaked tribute…
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Review: In the Hilarious ‘Deli Boys,’ Two Nitwits Discover Their Family is a Criminal Empire
***Caution: Mild Spoilers Ahead *** I confess to not having heard of Hulu’s new comedy “Deli Boys” when all 10…
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