Cult Movies
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‘The Menu’ Serves Up the Last Supper of Class Warfare
Part scalpel-sharp satire and part eat-the-rich horror flick, this fine-dining thriller relies on a hot ensemble cast and a dish that's best served cold
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Meet Quentin Tarantino: Film Critic
A documentary, a podcast and a brand new book of essays on '70s cinema highlight the 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' filmmaker's possible career pivot/side gig as an off-the-cuff film historian
- On the QT
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The Neo-Nazi Karens of 'Soft & Quiet' Could Be Your Neighbors. That's What Makes Them Terrifying
Shot in a single extended take, this unnerving look at white supremacists terrorizing two sisters is like watching a hate crime happen in real time
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'Wendell & Wild' Finally Gives Us a Key & Peele Reunion! (Sort Of)
This collaboration with 'Nightmare Before Christmas' director Henry Selick brings the comedy duo back together for a story of demons, empowerment, healing, social commentary and a dozen other things.
- Hellraisers, Inc.
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How to Watch ‘Barbarian’ Online: Stream the Sleeper Horror Hit of the Season Free
You can catch the Airbnb-horror movie right now on HBO Max — here's how to stream this unexpected hit free
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‘The Banshees of Inisherin’: Colin Farrell, Brendan Gleeson Turn a Buddy Tragedy Into a Masterpiece
Writer-director Martin McDonagh reunites his 'In Bruges' duo for a melancholy, magnificent look at the end of a friendship — and the beginning of a war
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'Decision to Leave': Filmmaker Park Chan-wook Comes Down With a Serious Case of 'Vertigo'
The 'Oldboy' director returns with a mystery that borrows from cop procedurals and Hitchcock potboilers — but the emotional resonance is all its own
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'Werewolf by Night' Finds the Middle Ground Between MCU Fanatics and Horror Nerds
Part monster-movie throwback and part deep-cut fan service, it's a scary (and fun) one-off that brings Marvel's horror-comics legacy into its never-ending cinematic universe
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'Smile' Is Pure, Uncut Arthouse Horror With a Grin (and a Killer Gimmick)
A creepfest about a curse that causes killers and victims to sport psychotically joyful smile knows exactly how to get under your skin, one unnerving expression at a time
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'Catherine Called Birdy' Is the Family-Friendly Feminist Medieval Comedy We Needed, and So Much More
Lena Dunham's adaptation of the YA novel about a medieval teen avoiding arranged marriages is the perfect mix of funny, irreverent and outraged
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