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‘Tron: Ares Review’ – A Neon-Charged Colossus, Yet Failing to Connect with the Code That Made the Grid Glow

More than four decades since audiences were first dropped into the luminous world of Tron, and 15 years after Tron: Legacy tried to modernise...

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‘The Smashing Machine’ Movie Review: A Monumental, Uncompromising Portrait of the Price Paid for Glory

The Smashing Machine pulls back the curtain on a world sculpted by muscle and relentless will, exposing a far more vulnerable and achingly human...

October 2, 2025

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‘Bone Lake’ Review: A Savage Tangle of Seduction, Betrayal, and the Brutality of Modern Romance

From its very first heartbeat — a naked young couple sprinting through the woods only to be riddled with arrows in a scene that...

October 1, 2025

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Power Struggles and New Threats: “Mayor of Kingstown” Season Four Trailer and Key Art Revealed

Paramount+ has officially released the trailer and key art for the highly anticipated fourth season of “Mayor of Kingstown,” set to premiere globally on...

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CinemaChords’ Best Horror Books of 2025 (So Far): Top Horror Novels You Need to Read

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Stay-at-Home Dads Go Full Rambo in First Trailer for ‘Playdate’ Starring Kevin James and Alan Ritchson

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Unhinged, Unpolished, Unforgettable: 10 Wild ’70s and ’80s Cult Horror B-Movies Time Refuses to Tame

In the gloriously chaotic world of ’70s and ’80s horror cinema, low budgets, wacky premises, and unpolished execution were not bugs – they were...

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Neil McRobert Interview: Meet the Author Turning Northern Folklore into Haunting, Heartfelt Horror with ‘GOOD BOY’

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Review: Wish Upon

In Wish Upon, Clare (Joey King),a teenager who is struggling during her time at school, discovers a mysterious and magical box that grants her seven...

July 14, 2017

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Review: Spider-Man: Homecoming

In 2002, Evil Dead director Sam Raimi weaved a web of movies for Tobey Maguire’s fresh-faced nerd Peter Parker turned superhero Spider-Man. Spawning one...

July 5, 2017

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Review: MINDHORN

There are roles that actors inhabit that stay with them for the whole of their career, no matter how far they try to break...

May 5, 2017

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Review: SEQUENCE BREAK

Sequence Break Review – 3.5 stars Graham Skipper‘s Sequence Break is difficult to describe with its strange, bizarre and complex story that blurs the line...

April 17, 2017

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Review: THE BELKO EXPERIMENT

When an isolated corporate building is mysteriously put under lock-down, a sinister voice on the intercom announces that the employees must kill each other...

April 11, 2017

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Review: RAW

When a movie professes to “make people faint,” you have to take it with a pinch of salt. After all, PR and marketing leap...

April 7, 2017
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REVIEW: Peelers

From its synopsis, ‘A small town strip club owner must defend her bar, her strippers and her life when violent infected patrons show up...

April 3, 2017

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SXSW Review: LIKE ME

A lonely girl, isolated and driven by a desire to connect, goes on a spree of intimidation and criminality that she broadcasts online to...

March 21, 2017

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Review: GET OUT

The best kind of horror has always been the films where real life expectations and experiences are subverted. They play on our day to day...

March 15, 2017

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REVIEW: Atomica

In Atomica, safety inspector Abby Dixon (Sarah Habel) flies out to inspect an isolated nuclear power plant, she discovers that the plant’s two employees are...

March 15, 2017

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SXSW Review: Game of Death

Seven teenagers find a seemingly ordinary day of coasting through adolescence changed by the discovery of a board game, the eponymous Game of Death....

March 14, 2017

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REVIEW: The Chamber

Directed by first-time feature director Ben Parker, The Chamber follows three members of a Special Ops team and the pilot of a submersible craft...

March 9, 2017
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