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Red Christmas has no qualms about making a bloody, gory, transgressive instant holiday horror classic.

That it kind of forces the story to follow a predictable path is a minus, but with enough innovation and imagination, Talon Falls could have been something very culty classicy.

On the scale of Australian horror, from Dead Calm to Wyrmwood, this film falls squarely in the Dead Calm camp.

It’s a haunted house story. The events are tied to an historical incident on the island. Boom.

In 1982, Ridley Scott brought to the screen a vision of the future that changed the way we looked at science fiction cinema forever. Blade Runner was loosely based on Philip K. Dick’s novel Do Androids...

They Remain just doesn’t take any risks and there’s ultimately little to no payoff.

Believe me when I tell you, FIGHT THE URGE TO TURN THIS OFF AND WALK AWAY.

Gerald’s Game is a perfect match of filmmaker to material.

Success demanded a sequel, and now Kingsman: The Golden Circle is upon us and proof that Vaughn may be mortal after all.

Just being different can grab your attention, and Brigsby Bear and Dave Made a Maze are definitely different.

Now I know why there weren’t any promotional screenings for mother! in the lead-up to its national release.

IT is breaking records all over the place by cashing in on the zeitgeist of 80s nostalgia, clown fears, and jump scares.

The Hitman’s Bodyguard feels like a 90s Tarantino knockoff remake of Midnight Run, and I don’t mean that in any pejorative sense.

This movie fails on so many levels.

This film could have just as easily been re-titled Sexy Charlize Theron: The Movie.

A better movie was within reach, which makes it all the sadder that Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets is reluctantly the movie we get, a visual spectacle that bores as it overwhelms.

Beyond the Gates is a low budget film done right.

Christopher Nolan is one of the rare filmmakers in the world that can do anything he wants.

Reeves, serving as co-writer once more with Mark Bomback, brings the franchise to its natural and thrilling conclusion. War for the Planet of the Apes is a blockbuster with soul.

Spider-Man: Homecoming announces itself as a brash, exhilarating, hilarious, and amazingly assured film that immediately lines up with the upper tier of the MCU.