‘It Ends’ Review: A Brilliant, Existential Road Thriller for and by Gen Z
In Alexander Ullom’s “It Ends,” four friends fresh out of college find themselves on a road with no exits. It’s
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‘The True Beauty of Being Bitten by a Tick’ Review: A DIY Wellness Satire Steeped in Thuddingly Obvious Metaphors
Wellness culture takes sinister form in “The True Beauty of Being Bitten by a Tick,” a horror-adjacent domestic drama that
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‘Serious People’ Review: L.A. Comedy About Indie Filmmakers Hoping to Work for Drake Has No Follow Through on Its Doppelganger Premise
In the L.A. comedy-drama “Serious People,” remarkable naturalism and immense absurdity sit shoulder-to-shoulder. However, as notable as this tension may
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‘Behind the Mist’ Review: A Spiritual Doc That Finds Parallels Between Filmmaking and Mountaineering
There’s a haunting quality to Ecuadorian Oscar submission “Behind the Mist,” Sebastián Cordero’s intimate documentary on scaling Mount Everest. On
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‘Bring Them Down’ Review: A Blood-Soaked Irish Drama That Lays Low Its Feuding Characters
A brutally violent directorial debut, Christopher Andrews’ rural Irish drama “Bring Them Down” veers between pitch-black humor and pervading melancholy.
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‘The Cut’ Review: Orlando Bloom Gives an All-Time Great Performance in an Uneven Boxer Drama
By now, boxing movies are such an overplayed genre, it’s tough for any filmmaker to innovate how the sport appears
