The movie’s reliance on convenient flashbacks to solve each problem is so predictable and uninspired that it undermines this promising thriller.
An important movie that every voter should see.
The horror anthology series continues with one of the worst yet.
DFR’s Patreon-exclusive series on folk horror continues with this 2006 remake of the 1973 classic.
Aaron Sorkin’s sequel is an important story for understanding the rise of far-right extremism, but it lacks the style and energy of its predecessor.
This adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s book is a steamy guilty pleasure that will surely dry up and crack under close scrutiny.
TCFF runs from October 15–24.
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