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2/10
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The Strangers: Chapter 3
(2026)
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Lane Mills
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Unless you’re a massive fan of the first two movies - if such a person exists - you can safely avoid this one and hope that, if this property is rebooted again in the future, it sticks to what made it scary and worth doing in the first place.
Posted Feb 19, 2026
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6.5/10
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The Mysterious Gaze of the Flamingo
(2025)
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Jaylan Salah
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This feature is tense, gripping, poetic, and flamboyant, like the dark passenger to Pedro Almodóvar’s queerverse. It’s not one we are used to watching, now with more positive, thankfully, queer narratives dominating the movie scene.
Posted Feb 19, 2026
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6/10
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How to Make a Killing
(2026)
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Ezra Cubero
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How to Make a Killing may not be an ambitious new take on the "eat the rich" satire, but it is still a decently entertaining time.
Posted Feb 18, 2026
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8/10
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This Is Not a Test
(2025)
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Phil Walsh
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The zombie elements are almost tangential to the human story in the film, and that's what elevates the movie. It is not only frightening but also has something to say that is both affirming and uplifting.
Posted Feb 18, 2026
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8/10
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The Moment
(2026)
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Megan Loucks
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While The Moment has its lulls within the script, Zamiri keeps audiences engaged with a pop star’s perspective that feels more like reality than satire.
Posted Feb 18, 2026
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7/10
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Queen of Chess
(2026)
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Dillon Gonzales
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While it may be too late for some to internalize this during their formative years, it is rewarding to have this inspirational portrait for generations to come.
Posted Feb 13, 2026
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8/10
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A Poet
(2025)
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Phoenix Clouden
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A Poet is a reminder that despite our mistakes we can learn from and grow to become a better person.
Posted Feb 13, 2026
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5.5/10
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Foil
(2023)
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Phil Walsh
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Foil has a certain silly charm, and when it sticks the landing, it is pretty enjoyable. However, the pacing is in another galaxy, and at some point, the story dithers. There is fun to Foil, but it gets lost in the stars of its own design.
Posted Feb 12, 2026
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5/10
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Scarlet
(2025)
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Megan Loucks
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While Scarlet is a disappointing outing from the acclaimed director, there's beauty to be seen in the electrically crafted animation that tries its best to distract from a story that ends before it even truly begins
Posted Feb 12, 2026
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8/10
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Levitating
(2026)
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Dillon Gonzales
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Levitating is an exhilarating and singular journey that demands to be seen on the biggest screen possible.
Posted Feb 11, 2026
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7.5/10
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Crime 101
(2026)
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Joshua Mbonu
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A good old-fashioned crime thriller with the heist, character exchanges, and chase sequences to match, and it rules.
Posted Feb 11, 2026
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7.5/10
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Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!
(2026)
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Dillon Gonzales
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It is a special, often hilarious movie that makes you want to tap your toe and give an extra shimmy through your everyday life.
Posted Feb 10, 2026
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9/10
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Disneyland Handcrafted
(2026)
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Phil Walsh
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Disneyland Handcrafted is more than a story about the park or Walt Disney's creative genius. The film is a piece of living history and speaks with gusto about the need for film preservation.
Posted Feb 10, 2026
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5/10
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Wuthering Heights
(2026)
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Brandon Lewis
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Sadly, the conversation falls apart as Fennell loses her grip on the material and slips into primary-color melodrama that teeters between vulgarity and tedium.
Posted Feb 09, 2026
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6/10
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GOAT
(2026)
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Joshua Mbonu
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GOAT’s more cliched story elements and weak humor make it just a step under the quality of Sony Animation’s recent films, but its constant visual flair and showcase of its own unique brand of basketball help it come out as a solid enough family flick.
Posted Feb 09, 2026
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9/10
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The Best Summer
(2026)
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Dillon Gonzales
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The Best Summer feels like a minor miracle. This footage could have easily stayed stored away in a box until it disintegrated, allowing a rich slice of music history to fade away into the ether.
Posted Feb 08, 2026
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7/10
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The Gallerist
(2026)
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Dillon Gonzales
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she was compelled to make a film that explores the nature of artistic purity versus compromise, the maddening nature of influencer culture, and so much more–all done with a piercing, satiric touch that keeps you giggling through the madness.
Posted Feb 07, 2026
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8/10
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Iron Lung
(2026)
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Roberto Tyler Ortiz
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Iron Lung offers a uniquely suffocating descent into psychological and cosmic horror. It’s slow, weird, and draining in a way that feels oddly beautiful.
Posted Feb 07, 2026
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8/10
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Redux Redux
(2025)
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Phil Walsh
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Redux Redux lives up to its title and feels like a stirring reinvention of the revenge story.
Posted Feb 06, 2026
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7.5/10
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Dracula
(2025)
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Phil Walsh
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Dracula commits to the legend yet leaves a mark that will not be forgotten.
Posted Feb 06, 2026
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6.5/10
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Whistle
(2025)
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Phil Walsh
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Whistle puts out a clarion call that is sure to appeal to horror fans, even if the story is at times derivative and predictable.
Posted Feb 06, 2026
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7/10
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How to Divorce During the War
(2026)
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Dave Giannini
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How to Divorce During the War may not be perfectly gratifying, but sometimes even having one great scene (and several good moments) is enough to keep the film afloat and make for an easy recommendation for those who can deal with a stylistic challenge
Posted Feb 06, 2026
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9/10
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Lady
(2026)
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Megan Loucks
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LADY is an instant feminist classic that examines the complexities of female friendship and how women endure
Posted Feb 06, 2026
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9/10
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Viva Verdi!
(2024)
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Phil Walsh
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Viva Verdi! is a beautiful work (as all great art is) that unspools the threads of humanity and ties them together into a tapestry that celebrates human beauty and joy. Bravo!
Posted Feb 05, 2026
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9/10
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Josephine
(2026)
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Roberto Tyler Ortiz
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Josephine is a harrowing and deeply empathetic examination of fear and how it embeds itself, how it reshapes behavior, and how ill-equipped even loving families can be when faced with it.
Posted Feb 05, 2026
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8/10
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If I Go Will They Miss Me
(2026)
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Roberto Tyler Ortiz
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By the time If I Go Will They Miss Me reaches its final moments, it has established itself as a major artistic statement from a filmmaker with a clear sense of purpose.
Posted Feb 04, 2026
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8.5/10
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Once Upon a Time in Harlem
(2026)
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Phoenix Clouden
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The prime reason this film exists is to make sure that the Harlem Renaissance is remembered and remembered with great depth and empathy. That its legacy isn’t forgotten, no matter how messy or narrow it may be.
Posted Feb 04, 2026
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Camille
(1936)
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Dillon Gonzales
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There is a fantastic amount of detail present with nice textures on the clothing including so many fancy dresses and handsome suits.
Posted Feb 04, 2026
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9/10
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The Muppet Show
(2026)
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Michael Cook
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It's everything a longtime Muppet fan could hope for while also ushering the show into the modern day. It's sweet, it's funny, and it's wholly chaotic in the best way possible.
Posted Feb 03, 2026
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Arabesque
(1966)
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Dillon Gonzales
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Arabesque is a bit messy on a script level, but the performances from Gregory Peck and Sophia Loren elevate otherwise more middle-of-the-road material.
Posted Feb 02, 2026
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6/10
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zi
(2026)
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Megan Loucks
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Zi is a film that only gets as interesting as it appears on its surface, and rarely goes beneath it to be worthwhile.
Posted Feb 02, 2026
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7/10
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Untitled Home Invasion Romance
(2025)
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Cameron Ritter
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Untitled Home Invasion Romance is a solid comedy and a delightful directorial debut from Jason Biggs. He utilizes a sharp script and good performances all around to piece together an entertaining, unique story that’s a true joy to watch.
Posted Feb 02, 2026
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5.5/10
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Rock Springs
(2026)
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Roberto Tyler Ortiz
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The film may stumble in bringing its horror elements to a satisfying conclusion, but its commitment to honoring real suffering and confronting inherited violence gives it a seriousness that lingers even after its missteps.
Posted Feb 02, 2026
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6.5/10
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Bedford Park
(2026)
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Roberto Tyler Ortiz
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Bedford Park stands out for treating pain as something lived, embodied, and, with the right kind of care, survivable.
Posted Feb 02, 2026
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8/10
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Time and Water
(2026)
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Roberto Tyler Ortiz
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Time and Water isn’t interested in persuading or alarming. It’s concerned with preservation on a human scale. When landscapes vanish and people pass on, what survives are stories, images, and voices passed from one generation to the next.
Posted Feb 01, 2026
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7.5/10
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Union County
(2026)
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Roberto Tyler Ortiz
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Union County may not offer new insight into recovery, but it treats the struggle with honesty and care, and that alone gives the film a quiet, enduring dignity.
Posted Feb 01, 2026
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4.5/10
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The Musical
(2026)
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Roberto Tyler Ortiz
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Maybe it should’ve been called Spite: The Musical after all.
Posted Feb 01, 2026
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7/10
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Shelter
(2026)
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Dom Fisher
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if the sharp, bone-breaking fight sequences aren’t enough, the wholesome fathers-daughter-esque relationship will warm your bullet-riddled heart.
Posted Feb 01, 2026
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7.5/10
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Joybubbles
(2026)
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Dave Giannini
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Joybubbles manages to be about many subjects, but they are all housed in one, that being the man that it is based on. If all of us had a little of his openness and childlike exuberance, the world would be a much better place, indeed.
Posted Feb 01, 2026
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6/10
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Ghost in the Machine
(2026)
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Dave Giannini
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Ghost in the Machine is mostly effective but feels incomplete. Not that many of us know what is next, but there does not seem to be a call to action to close the film.
Posted Feb 01, 2026
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8/10
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All About the Money
(2026)
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Phil Walsh
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There are both ironies and contradictions galore. Ultimately, that is O'Shea's most significant strength with this film. Personalities aside. This is a documentary profiling the facets and reaches of ungodly wealth and unbridled connections.
Posted Jan 30, 2026
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7.5/10
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Closure
(2026)
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Liselotte Vanophem
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Closure is a heartbreaking, up-close, subtle portrayal of grief, uncertainty, and the fear of finally having to let go.
Posted Jan 30, 2026
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5/10
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The Wrecking Crew
(2026)
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M.N. Miller
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The Wrecking Crew loses all its charm amid all the pointless chaos.
Posted Jan 30, 2026
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8/10
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Big Girls Don't Cry
(2026)
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Roberto Tyler Ortiz
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Big Girls Don’t Cry may not redefine the coming-of-age film, but it announces a filmmaker with real sensitivity and confidence, and introduces Ani Palmer as a remarkable new presence.
Posted Jan 29, 2026
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7.5/10
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The Incomer
(2026)
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Roberto Tyler Ortiz
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The Incomer remains an enjoyable, funny, and heartfelt experience.
Posted Jan 29, 2026
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My Bloody Valentine
(1981)
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Dillon Gonzales
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My Bloody Valentine is a classic slasher that really goes for the jugular in terms of violence. The characters are fairly well-defined in terms of gaining your interest before being served up as fodder for the killer.
Posted Jan 28, 2026
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8.5/10
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Barbara Forever
(2026)
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Dave Giannini
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Barbara Forever is a necessary documentary even now, in the way it shows lesbian relationships with zero concern for the male eye or entertainment.
Posted Jan 28, 2026
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8/10
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Seized
(2026)
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Dom Fisher
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Seized is a subtle yet powerful reminder to stand firm in the face of corruption.
Posted Jan 28, 2026
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10/10
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Birds of War
(2026)
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Dave Giannini
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Birds of War may seem like an unapproachable, highly dramatic story that will make it difficult to connect, given our very different lives. However, there is enough eerie similarity between their world and ours to easily lock in with their story.
Posted Jan 27, 2026
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6/10
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Shame and Money
(2026)
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Roberto Tyler Ortiz
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This is cinema that refuses comfort. It asks you not to feel better, not to hope, not to look away, but only to understand how fragile stability truly is when pride becomes the last thing left to lose.
Posted Jan 27, 2026
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