‘Hail Satan?’ Review: In the Dark Lord (and Religious Freedom) We Trust
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Penny Lane's doc starts as a look at the Satanic Temple and ends as a portrait of religious freedom and social hypocrisy
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‘Penguins’ Review: Disney’s Nature Doc Celebrates Our Furry Flightless Friends
Posted in: Movie ReviewsA new Disneynature documentary from directors Alastair Fothergill and Jeff Wilson — they also collaborated on […]
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‘Little Woods’ Review: Tessa Thompson Saves Down-and-Out-in-U.S.A. Drama
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe actor lifts this overly familiar melodrama about sisters, opioid addictions and one last score
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‘Man Who Killed Don Quixote’ Review: Terry Gilliam Tilts at Windmills and Wins
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe filmmaker's decades-in-the-making dream project is finally done — and he's somehow fought the unbeatable foe and emerged triumphant
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‘Fast Color’ Review: Indie Superhero Movie Takes on Race, Empowerment
Posted in: Movie ReviewsLo-fi sci-fi story about a woman with psychic powers reminds you that not all heroes wears capes (or belong to the MCU)
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‘Under the Silver Lake’ Review: L.A. Noir Goof Goes Nowhere, Slowly
Posted in: Movie ReviewsAndrew Garfield searches for hidden clues and Hollywood conspiracies in this muddled riff on Hitchcock/Chandler thrillers
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‘Curse of La Llorona’ Review: Horror Fans, Prepare to Feel Cursed
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThis weak spin-off of the 'Conjuring' series will haunt you for all the wrong reasons
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‘Dogman’ Review: Revenge, Served Italian and Off the Leash
Posted in: Movie Reviews'Gomorrah' director Matteo Garrone delivers an incredible David-and-Goliath story involving canines, cocaine and a knockout central performance
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‘Long Day’s Journey Into Night’: Sex, Violence and the 3D Shot of the Century
Posted in: Movie ReviewsChinese film turns a torrid tale of gangsters and illicit love affairs into a fever dream — complete with 50-minute, one-shot 3D sequence that's mind-blowing
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‘Little’ Review: Yes, It’s ‘Big’ in Reverse
Posted in: Movie ReviewsRegina Hall and Issa Rae give us a variation on the ol' adult/child switcheroo story — but it's Marsai Martin who steals the show
