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Hell House Comes Home
Modern relevance resurrects Christian horror show in new restoration
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Wicker Review: The Love That Is Woven in the Heart
Alexander Skarsgård is a lover quite literally made for Olivia Colman in this romantic fable
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Wildwood Review: Lovely, Dark, and Deep
Stop-motion magic from Laika is an ode to family and a love letter to Oregon
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Fjord Review: Anatomy of a Slap
Palme d’Or winner about alleged child abuse poses interesting questions but steers wide of answers
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A Talent for Murder Review: The Talented Ms. Highsmith Takes Another Stab at Tom Ripley
Twisty two-hander imagines the novelist conjuring her most famous creation one last time
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Clayface Review: Muck and Murder
The DCU makes one of Batman’s most horrifying villains the antihero of his own story
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Sense and Sensibility Review: The Marriage Plods
Melodrama-heavy adaptation misses Jane Austen’s lighter touch
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Ken Russell’s The Devils Review: The Sacred and the Profane
1971’s coruscating attack on power, politics, religion, and hypocrisy feels more pertinent than ever in a new uncut restoration
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Misty Green Review: The Hollywood Dream Dies Again
Chris Rock is saved from self-sabotaging his Great Hollywood Movie by the power of Rosalind Eleazar’s performance
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Musk Review: The Stench of Corruption
Alex Gibney’s epic documentary pulls apart the myth of the business genius and exposes a more terrifying truth
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You Can See Everything Review: Looking the Wrong Way
In a film that’s supposedly about Theranos fraudster Elizabeth Holmes, Nathan Fielder exposes himself
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AFS Cinema Announces Opening Date and Name for Third Screen
Theatre gets early screening of Paper Tiger, plus 4K restorations of The Color of Money, Marie Antoinette